The angsty days of my 20s are long behind me, but Tool always provided a way to channel it into singing at the top of my lungs. Hard to choose the most haunting, but I think it’ll be from Prison Sex.

That was my burning question as I was reading her comment.

The thing is, these were my beloved family members. They’ve always lived in another state and visits with them every few years were very special to me. When they all jumped on FB several years ago, it was huge to get to see their daily lives and their children and grandchildren regularly. Until I pull the plug, I just…

I agree. This particular comment wasn’t my cousin, but she (and others in my family) jumped to thank her for her words. It leaves me feeling heartsick and so disappointed.

I wish I had been more selective, but I honestly never knew until Trump came around. Their descent began with the misinformation about the ACA and ended in cultlike worship. 

Thank you for the heads-up! More likely than not, I’ll hold out on them until another boring Sunday rolls around. 

Right? I read through the list...yup, yup, uhuh, ok, I’d try that. Coconut?!?! Nope.  I’m out.   

As someone who identified as an atheist for many years, it surprises me how reprehensibly offensive I find their use of religion to prop up what I see as the most un-Christian human to ever walk the earth.

I’ve said it over and over, but I need to nuke my Facebook account.  I have an unreasonable amount of relatives who are in the Cult45 and, while I think it’s important to see for myself how far gone they are, it hurts me when I see it.  I don’t care that we disagree and I know these are not smart people, but the…

There are no ‘christians’ in Trump’s america, there are only people who follow him and his ego.

Beautifully put!!

That’s pretty much how I felt. I could not get up in the night without turning on the lights, either. The image of Toni Collette on the ceiling was the one I really had a hard time shaking.

Mama says alligators are so ornery because they got all them teeth and no toothbrush.

My only previous exposure to Thor was the first Avengers movie, which I honestly don’t remember much about; I must have been doing homework or messing around on my phone when I watched it. Seeing Hemsworth embrace the role exactly as you’ve described it was a welcome surprise and key to how much the movie charmed me.

I would have sat through the credits to Hereditary, and probably longer, if the friends I saw it with found it as scary as I did. They really didn’t care for it and jumped right up to leave, while I was still stunned. 

My WA mail-in ballot had no sticker, but it does come with a little “I Voted” tag.  I mean, with some Scotch tape, you could technically get a sticker out of that.  

Nothing to see here, folks.

I dare not believe that we shall sweep away the Republican scourge, though I wish for it in my heart.

I put off Ragnorak forever because I hadn’t seen the first two, but am so glad I changed my mind on a random bored Sunday.  It was, in a word, delightful.