“I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings” is a beautiful book, though more at a high school level (not sure how young they are gearing these books).

I fucking LOVED “Roll of Thunder, Hear By Cry” when we read it in school. Now I feel like I need to pick it up again.

I dig it, Shonda.

You win all the stars today, my friend.

Well, I just hate you and I hate your ass-face!

In college, I was (seemingly) good friends with a group of guys. One, my ex boyfriend who I had a fairly on-again, off-again relationship with. While hanging out with them one night, guy 1 made some lame, slightly suggestive comment towards me that I promptly ignored. Guy 2 immediately followed his comment with “Hey,…

Careful, Madame Couch. I don't think that's the complimentary chocolate on your pillow...

I am the person, who looking at the giant horde of zombies running towards them, would say “Ehh, I had a pretty good run.”

All the stars.

Don’t forget “Confessions of a Co-Ed Call Girl.”

Don't fuck with the classics, Franco.

#notalljerkbags

1. I do think that’s a fairly extreme comparison but good lord

They have had a couple of women like that. The girl that Leonard was considering cheating on Raj’s sister with was a comic book fanatic, and Raj’s most recent girlfriend was a big Tim Burton/horror movie geek (not quite the same, but in a similar “geek culture” vein).

I don’t think they’re meant to be portrayed as “nerd ladies,” but rather intellectual women. The two are not mutually exclusive.

Except, a big part in recent seasons of each of the women’s storylines IS their careers. Penny becomes a pharmaceutical rep and find success, Bernadette is the breadwinner and unwilling to compromise her career to have children, and Amy has always revolved around being a biologist.

I’m with you on this, my friend.

I DIG the Jimmy Stewart vibe he’s giving off here.

A FUCKING PLUS GIF USAGE HERE.

It requires a mind-boggling level of unaccountability.