I'm gonna go out on a limb and say you don't like like Marmite.

So let me get this straight, you got pregnant when he touched you with his magical ginger hands? Like a royal mind baby? Because I'm going to ignore everything else you said and just go with that. Also, tell your hubby thank you for his service!

I met Prince Harry. And touched him. And had a picture made. He smiled, laughed, and talked. I nearly pushed my husband off the bench so there would be room between us.
Backstory: May 2013 His Royal Hotness came to Walter Reed-Bethesda to visit wounded warriors. Since my dream man is one (war sucks, umkay), we got the…

Not to derail from this important piece of investigative journalism, but can we just talk about how fucking great Tara Jacoby is. Her art with your words, Madeleine. It's perfection. OMG-4567!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Once, when he was putting on a shirt, he told me that I needed to prepare myself because "I look really, really good in purple."

Totally reminds me of my pittie.

My mutt is a Ridgeback mix!

Ahhh no, you have to watch this :)

Oh, the other option beside Under the Dome-

Ditto The Tomorrow People.

I watched the pilot, and meant to keep giving it a chance, I really did, but.... never happened. I actually do it a lot, but it was probably most egregious with this one. I do always watch at least one episode though.... and then just don't get to the rest. I figure that says something about my interest.

I actually know a lot of deeply religious people who support reproductive rights and struggle with reconciling their faith and their political/social beliefs. I think they are absolutely capable of intelligent discourse and have witnessed it many times.

Interesting. I think the exact opposite — organic is a label that is difficult to get in its own way, but is by and large bought by jumping through bureaucratic hoops (not that those hoops are never worth jumping). Locally sourced food, on the other hand, supports local farming and agriculture and often smaller,…

It's not stupid. It's what we call it! Just don't say "frisco."

NorCal native here, wondering what the big idea is with that portmanteau? I've been using it all my life, never thought it was an issue. Now, if you call SF "Frisco", well, you deserve whatever ill fortune comes your way.

I recently found my teenage copy of Forever by Judy Blume. I was telling my son about how it was banned in our school and that meant that WE ALL READ IT AND PASSED IT AROUND AND TALKED ABOUT IT ALL THE TIME. And of course he is reading it right now because he had to see what the big deal was. Best way to get kids to…

I came here specifically to say this. It's Banned Books Week and we're STILL FUCKING BANNING BOOKS!

High schools have absolutely no business banning books. Unless it's because they're genuinely terrible. And even then I'm not entirely sure.

I've never read that in the Bible because I only read the parts that helps me win arguments.