I wonder if I will ever get that extremely relieved moment that a relationship ended like Liam Hemsworth is probably having right now.

That was so fucking creepy.

I always avoid the 13th/14th century wings of art museums. Baby Jesuses with adult proportions freak me out.

You are so much smarter than me. I watched the entire thing and I will forever regret it. FOR-EV-ER.

No one puts baby A in the corner. No one!!!

Agreed! Adults in baby costumes, adults with kid voices in commercials, or vice versa, those messed up Halloween store adult baby Halloween costumes. I find it all so creepy and unsettling. Adult babies make me want to jump out the window.

Ariana Grande has to be pissed off that Miley is stealing her gimmick.

The actor who played Ray is probably still available.

This is worth watching just for the actor portraying Aaron Spelling. I think it might be Robert Durst in yet another clever disguise.

Catching my younger sister taking selfies in public or during family events is one of my favourite things in the whole world. I just stare at her until she realizes, then smile really wide and watch her face turn really red.

I don’t rat her out though. It’s not hurting anyone, it’s just funny. These announcers are…

Jezebel, this is the most boring article possible. Can you please stop shaming pretty girls for taking pretty photos of themselves? Don’t we as women have better (or worse) things to worry about than some cute sorority girls having fun at a baseball game? Selfies are annoying but so are people writing about them.
Also…

I mean, selfies are probably more interesting than the game, so I get it.

I’m sure the other 10 people that were at that game were pissed.

why don’t they just get drunk, call a fan from an opposing team a homophobic slur, and get in a fight like REAL baseball fans

At least they’re a) having a fun time together, b) not being obnoxious drunks and interrupting anyone else’s good time. Baseball’s a calm enough game that it does not require CONSTANT ATTENTION.

I know! My first indication should always be when the person goes out of their way to call it a "dinner party"...because most of the people I know don't call it that. It's more, "Hey, come over to my place and we'll have dinner and booze"; but I, too, sometimes get swept up in the "I'm an adult! I'm going to a dinner…

Hahaha! That is a great story. I would have had to say, NO (I am one of those people with fair skin who is also just too lazy to wash my face with more than water in the shower)... I can't imagine what she would have said to that. At a vulnerable point in my life about a year ago I almost got wrapped into selling for…

Yeah, I think it's super disingenuous to couch these nightmares in legitimate social gatherings. My daughter's softball coach did that. She told all the girls she would have a party for the girls and moms at the end of the season, then she sent our cards making it clear that it was one of those "parties." Don't…

Christ, every once in a while I unknowingly accept a dinner party invitation and only realize after I walk in the door that it's one of these types of parties. Your brain starts screaming, "It's an ambush! Retreat! Retreeeeat! but naturally you're ensnared by your own sense of politeness by then.

I've bought loads of stuff that I didn't really need from Avon, but I never got any creepy vibe from them, or pushing to spend more. The worst I can say about them is that they threw temptation in my way.