Oh man, Aidy Bryant is my favorite cast member. I often think that her roles completely don't even allude to her size at all. I like McCarthy, too, but she's never been cast as the romantic lead or desirable to anyone except mothers and fat fetishists.

The old Wild Oats? The only reason I ever go is because my school is there and I'm on foot.

Oh forget it! It's beautiful but you can't take a left out of that parking lot to save a life (not that it's easy to take lefts in LA but whatever).

I'm here, too, and my husband always wants to take the Prius anywhere we have to park on the street which MOS DEF includes 23rd and Wilshire Whole Foods.

Maybe nobody likes me but I don't have enough close friends for this to be a real problem.

is that jack black?

Well, whoever traced it was not 6 years old.

I really don't believe this is a child's drawing. 6 yr olds don't usually draw perspective. Or straight lines.

Don't feed the trolls, they've all got some weird sex fetish that has something to do with internet stranger response. [needs citation]

He only really fails if he doesn't get a response.

But cancer is the main story in Fault. Sparks just throws in tragic illnesses out of left field because STAKES.

I had my first day off in months when Winter Break started at my school. My husband brought the kid to school, I got twice-baked and didn't look at the clock until I was rummaging around in dirty laundry (like I do) when I realized I had to leave in 20 minutes for my first Parent-Teacher conference ever in the history…

I'm more offended he called ROYGBIV "Gawker," honestly. Dude is obvs not from around these parts.

Can I be that guy who thinks this is fake? Cuz that looks like an adult drawing like he thinks a kid would.

I always think, "Thanks, trailer, I'm $15 richer this day!"

I don't get what you're saying here. He feels bad for women who are afraid of him late at night cuz he looks threatening and can do nothing to help them EXCEPT avoid eye-contact. He sounds like a normal, sympathetic ally to me.

Yeah, fine, whatever, mostly I'm against weird posing.

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are working on a "raw," "experimental" film project.

But isn't that the point? The more we can get these kids to admit they have vulnerabilities the less stigmatized these vulnerabilities will become. Maybe anxiety enough to mention discomfort is a good thing. Profs should be willing to have alternatives to students who vocalize an issue and they should have sensitivity…

Curious: How do you think you would feel if he wanted to re-open the relationship?