onthecornerofparkerandwoolf
onthecornerofparkerandwoolf
onthecornerofparkerandwoolf

You're totally right. That's awesome— I can't believe I forgot that.

My understanding is that Gen Y was renamed the Millennials. I could be wrong, though. (I was born in 1985 and my brother in 1981, and for what it's worth I know we've been considered both Gen Y and Millennials.) EDIT: Wikipedia confirms my theory that Gen Y was renamed Millennials, but it says that the generation

I thought Dave was Seth Cohen, and just living under an assumed name for a year to escape the OC. At least, that's what I choose to believe. (Although that does bring up the Summer vs. Lane question, which is difficult because I love both of them.)

I think so— I *think* millennials start in 1980 or so.

Personally I'm wondering how long their skin is going to be stained a purplish-red.

It's also possible she's being massively overcharged by her dealer.

I really hope he's a doctor or something awesome to make up for the fact that he's just regular-handsome instead of demigod-handsome. (And their parents must be SUPER GOOD LOOKING.)

My money is on Liam Hemsworth, although how you'd get Fefe out of that I have no idea. (I'd call him Hemsworth the Lesser a la the ladies at Go Fug Yourself, but that's just me).

Also missing: the point of the books.

It really was above and beyond what anyone would expect, since he'd already helped me out and then sat with me until the EMTs came. No one would blame him for just heading out about his business, but he still did that for me (and my parents). I also try to pay it forward whenever I can, because having my mom and dad

I was helped out of my car in a similar situation (t-boned by a girl going 90 in a 45 zone), but that man (whose name I never caught) deserves some anonymous internet praise: my parents were running errands and since none of us had cell phones (and I was only 16), this man drove to several places I said they might be

For her sake I hope she spends the next two weeks in yoga pants and nursing tanks. (And I have the same routine as you— my husband calls them my homepants, because if I'm at home, I'm in them).

I've never really felt *bad* for Kate, since it's not like she didn't know what she was getting into, except for when she was hospitalized with morning sickness. The day she got out she had to do this same thing— full makeup, dress, nylons, heels. All I kept thinking was, "Girl, you were just put in the hospital

You just KNOW that Prince Harry is going to be doing that to his nephew several times a week for the next 6 months. And the rest of the family is going to be all "IT WAS KIND OF FUNNY THE FIRST TIME IT'S NOT FUNNY ANYMORE STOP IT" and then he'll do it again.

I fucking love Piz. I mean, Veronica/Logan had better be endgame, but as a human being Piz is only second to Wallace in his fundamental decency and awesome-person status.

I totally agree with your point about being drunk is no excuse. It's like my high school friend who married this awful homophobic and racist jackass, and her excuse was that "he's only like that when he's drunk." Which, a) he was drunk a LOT so that means he's homophobic and racist a lot as well and b) at no point

Just for reference, Alabama did not repeal its constitutional amendment banning interracial marriage until 2000. Which means that if marriage had been "left to the proper channels" my marriage would not have been valid in Alabama a mere 13 years ago. So forgive me for not wanting my gay friends to have to wait 40+

Exactly. I mean, if you feel better by not eating gluten, that's great. But there's a huge difference between "feeling a little off" (as my gluten-intolerant sister in law describes it) and Crohn's disease, which is no fucking joke.

I'm wondering if it's a combination of a lower threshold for categorizing "allergies" and increased awareness of the more minor ones? I babysit in a fairly wealthy area, and a lot of kids have food "sensitivities" it seems— I'm not saying they aren't real, I just think there's more awareness (and just a touch of

"One time, my mom's car broke down so she gave me a candy bar and a soda and I pulled the car home."