He left the stuff there for three months- I believe that means he abandoned it in a legal sense. There is no statute of limitations on when you can ignore someone’s stated house rules. 

They didn’t agree to house all his stuff. His dad specifically had told him that if he brought porn, it would be destroyed. Charlie then brought his stuff including porn and then legally abandoned it. Adults abide by the restrictions and boundaries of people housing them, don’t abandon their stuff, and then ask others…

a blastocyst, embryo, fetus is not a person and certainly not independent, it’s basically a parasite living off its host’s body and often to that host’s detriment. Every sperm isn’t sacred and neither is every blastocyst.

It’s in the original article if you click on it. 12 moving boxes of porn and 2 of sex toys.

But it was 12 moving boxes instead. 

This story cut out a key detail in the original: Charlie was allegedly kicked out of both high school and college for selling porn. His parents had told him not to bring porn into their home, and if he did, they would destroy it. He then left ALL his stuff there and they had to sort through it and bring it to him…

He left the stuff behind and his parents were the ones that had to take it to him- several hours away. His father had warned him that if he found porn in his house again, he would destroy it, and he did. This is a ‘my house, my rules’ situation PLUS the guy leaving the stuff behind.

That’s an important addition. He brought stuff to their house which they had previously told him not to bring and if they found it, they would destroy it- and they did. He also left (or was forced to leave by police) after nearly a year (that’s a long temporary). He moved to another state and they brought him his…

Other ways of forcing them to acknowledge your adulthood: Don’t move back in with them (gratis, I’m sure) in your late 30s. Don’t bring all your shit with you if you have to- use storage. Don’t get involved in altercations of any kind with the parents while staying with them, and especially not ones that are violent…

She didn’t ‘settle’ for him, she was in love with him- faults and all, and she had significant faults of her own. 

I would LOVE to meet Serena. I’m usually ok with celebrities, but I think I would just goggle and sputter praise in her general direction. 

People on foot!? I never heard that part. That is definitely surreal (at the time, not knowing what was going on). A friend of mine lived down the street from Nicole Brown- the whole neighborhood was a zoo for months and months after the murders. She finally moved. 

Wow, that’s a story! I feel bad for both of them- I wonder if he gets strong negative reactions often? 

Yeah, I assume there’s some bad blood between her and (likely) Whedon. He seems to often cast former Buffy cast, but never her as far as I know. 

I love this

Good story, as to your question (which I’m sure you didn’t mean seriously)- it sort of depends on if you’re talking a sailing yacht or a motor boat. If motor boat- outboard (dinghy with a motor), cabin cruiser (to about 40 feet) and then a yacht from about 40 feet to hundreds of feet. Then you become a ship, if you…

Not really that strange, there’s a lot of stigma around it for the women who get it done, or are said to have had work done and haven’t.

I’ve never heard a good story about Tori Spelling. She was SUPER rude to a friend of mine to the degree that Aaron Spelling found out (my friend was working at the house) and profusely apologized and gave him a huge tip for his work.

Yep, that’s a deep, insecure need to affirm yourself as ‘better’ than your friends through male attention. I had a (short term) friendship with a girl who would aggressively move in on anyone any of her friends liked/was chatting with. Didn’t need that in my life, but I honestly felt sorry for her.

That’s a really sweet story. I knew someone who worked on that show and she also said that he was super nice- probably why his role expanded so much on the show as the years went on.