This should be an option that is enabled when the browser is first installed. Not something forced on us and making us have to jump through hoops to get by it.

Well, it made me cringe the whole time, so it’s basically dead on to real late night talk show interviews.

The ladies who do these interviews shine their legs up with oil. I think this spoofs it. at 3:46, her leg LITERALLY sparkles and it made laugh until my stomach hurt.

This is so spot on. “It’s so big on me!”

Am I having a stroke, or are her legs getting shinier and turning gold throughout the skit? Help?

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In their son’s case, he was born extremely premature and had a number of eye problems for which he has had surgery. Beyond that though, I have noticed some pretty young kids wearing glasses lately, younger than I remember any of my peers wearing them growing up.

He was a preemie with medical issues, I think. As for your general question, it isn’t that weird. I think it’s mostly a result of how in tune your parents are and whether the kid mentions vision issues. I got them in preschool.

Jack was born prematurely and has some issues with his sight....that’s why he’s wearing glasses.

I’m pretty sure their son had difficulties at birth and needs special glasses because of it, or something like that. Basically anyone can get glasses at any time. Most people just don’t know they need glasses when they’re really little because they don’t know any different. My brother didn’t realize until he was like…

The only thing I'm not ok with is the minor nature of the injury.

It was wall-bangingly stupid, but definitely not for that reason.

AC III, my friend. Two playable characters.

Anyways, in Canada business does not pay for mat leave unless they want to top up. We all pay into EI (UI there I think) and that's where mat leave comes from. It's no big deal at all. Why do people think this will kill business?

A wild rabbit made 5 smaller rabbits in my backyard today!

yeah, we can agree to disagree. I do agree she was fragile, but I also think he knew that and did the emotional equivalent of repeatedly smashing a light bulb against the wall and then wrapping it up in sellotape just to throw it at the wall again.

It seemed to me that she was surrounded by people who were interested in keeping her as drunk and crazy as possible, for their own gain, and she died because no one was really that interested in getting her real help. Withdrawing from alcohol is extremely dangerous, and trying it the way she did obviously can have…

Yeah, the doc gets into allegations that Mitch Winehouse has profited from the foundation set up in his daughter’s name. Also, it gets into the enabling her family engaged in. That on its own probably wouldn’t be a big deal - most addicts’ families engage in enabling in one way or another. The implication is that many…

Hm. I saw Asif’s documentary on Ayrton Senna and I thought it was incredibly well-made and accurate (and I say this as someone who followed Formula 1 and Senna’s career, and also watched him crash on that fateful May 1st, 1994). I have no reason to believe he’s got an angle that would portray Amy in an untruthful way.…