Yeah, infrared sauna ruptured a breast implant on someone where I was working. Going back to the premise - what evidence is there that we need to be "detoxified" by any method other than the organs doing their intended thing.

...never thought I needed a flu shot "because I had the flu before". Ummm no I didn't. I had really bad colds before or something, but it sure as shit wasn't the flu.

All I know is I got the freaking flu shot this year, and I still got the damn flu! Has never happened before, and seeing how I'm super close to my grandparents and newborn neice and nephew, and trying for a lil one of my own, I will still get the shot every year. It just sucks because I guess it mutated here in Texas…

That's also what happened with the 1918 flu pandemic (Spanish flu) - healthy immune systems overreacted to that particular strain (the "cytokine storm", similar to how Ebola kills), and it turned into a plague for young, healthy people.

Thank you! As someone who has an immunocompromised friend, this is SO IMPORTANT!

YESSSS. I thought the exact same thing. The flu shot does not make you sick. Of all the years I've gotten it, I did have one reaction where I woke up in the middle of night with chills, fever, and aches after getting the shot, which was probably due to me being a bit under the weather to begin with. And it quickly…

I think we need to focus less on the fart and more on the idiot who isn't getting a flu shot.

Ask about natural remedies.

Or Mail Kimp girl.

Considering how hilarious he is as smarmy Captain Kirk, I'm super excited for him as Prince Charming.

My Imaginary Best Friend Anna Kendrick can do no wrong.

One of my favourite things about the Newsroom's final season has been imagining how happy Aaron Sorkin must have been when he found out about the idea of a computer that didn't connect to the internet.

I love his character on Brooklyn 9-9 precisely because he's the mix between huge buff strong guy and sweet gentle dad. Nobody on the show damns him from being a loving, dedicated father, either— they help him balance the roles as best as they can (given their own failures as people. )

I just think Terry Crews is the most delightful person, and that opinion is compounded every time I watch him in an interview. I even love the way they initially cast him in Brooklyn 99, which is as a sergeant who has to stop working in the field for a while because he gets panic attacks at the thought of dying and…

I mean at this point, what are the other possibilities? He's severely mentally ill and made it up? Because it's not like that's much better. And to be honest, I still think this guy's behavior seems tainted by mental illness in general. I just want him to realize that and get help, and I hope that doesn't sound…

Oh, you're That Person at the party. The one who wants to pull the "offensive cards" so the game doesn't hurt your fee fees.

I think you mean Schrödinger's scat, ;)

Are you saying it's Schrödinger's Poop?