The possibilities are endless.

Since I saw this, I have read up on him. It is now my mission to see one of his shows, the fact that I'm an Old be damned!

Meh, I like Puddles' version better. ;-)

I think I might be the only person in the world that thinks that the whole concept of these books (kids being forced to kill each other) marketed as entertainment is heinous and sad.

I'm starting to wish I could meet this person irl just so I could blow a big puff of weed smoke on them. Of course, we're vicious, not mellow.

Oh I second Hatfields and McCoys! My bf wanted to watch it and I didn't think it would be good, but I got sucked right in!

Yeah, I'm being a bit misunderstood. He's definitely complimentary...he just doesn't have an opinion as to how I "should" look. That's refreshing after a 10-year marriage to a control-freak who was the king of the back-handed compliment, ala "That looks okaaaaaay.....but don't you think it looks better just a little…

I meant that he cares about me as a person, rather than my hair length. No complaints. ;-)

I just chopped mine nice and short from shoulder length. My man doesn't care. His attitude is basically, "You have hair??" :-)

I see your point. I was thinking you meant they were making fun of the child's appearance knowing the appearance was caused by a disability. I guess in a lot of cases this could be true.

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Can I please come sit by you? You're cracking me up!

Do you think maybe they didn't know the child was DD and instead were just making fun of the looks?

Completely agreed. I've been explicit when necessary with every male boss I've ever had.

omggg. I've heard some heinous stories about stuck tampons, but luckily I've never experienced that.

That gif is great!

My worst gyno story: I had to get a biopsy for some bad cervical cells, and unfortunately I developed an infection. My female gyno was the sweetest, nicest woman EVER. I went in for my re-check and said *i think i have an infection.* She's down between my legs and in her sweet-as-sugar voice, she goes "Well,…

Right on!

And I hope she stays off television to do it. No snark, real talk.

I feel you. I don't agree with any kind of "joke" that emotionally upsets someone. But *we're* the wet blankets for not laughing along. :P