I was so bummed when he showed up on that show. :(

We’re actually pretty good at shaming people who aren’t Canadian and actually notorious poor at shaming ourselves. We should really self-shame more - there’s a lot going on that’s “right” up here but a lot that’s wrong. Wuh wuhhhh... :(
That said - overall we are definitely in disbelief of what’s happening to the…

Being shamed by a Canadian actually feels good at this point.

Ah, the ol’ Pentafuck.

They were both absolutely fabulous in A Room With A View.

I saw that in the theater and have joked that since Julian Sands skinny dipping scene is the first naked guy I ever saw, it led to a lifetime of disappointments.

I used to date a guy who would go on about what a great mother I’d be to his kids, and I always responded that I’m sure he’d be an entertaining clown for the 2-4 hours a month he’d pay attention to those kids.

I sure did read that as Jon Lovitz, and then I had to lie down for a bit and think about things.

It’s crazy how much shit she got for that speech and she was only 19. Also it’s crazy how everyone looked so old to me back then and now looking back they all look like babies. People are crazy. Time passing is crazy. Everything is crazy!

That is a fascinatingly weird thing to claim. How did she inspire the snowboard? Is she really flat,silently comes up behind you all the time and likes weird hats?

EEEIIII (Piercing avian shriek)

What are you talking about?

Leann Rimes has always reminded of Falkor from Neverending Story:

I think because I’ve done social media professionally in the past I’ve gotten especially forgiving of different user modalities... People interpret social spaces online *so* differently.

AND it’s a classic example of a man complaining about “discrimination against men” that actually stems from deep-rooted sexism against women. The reason he “can’t” be King is because Obviously kings are higher rank than queens, regardless of circumstances (complicated medieval royal heir marriages aside). He can’t be…

It was actually during a conversation about Hunger and why my mom was/is hesitant to read it. I’ve been on a two month campaign to convince her that she is exactly the person who needs to read it.

I understand deep depression only too well, but I can only begin to imagine this awful thing. We women just get it from every direction, don’t we?