I used to belt it out in the car at FULL voice, totally off key. I love that she's still making music.

My friend and I were looking through some old pictures from when we traveled together in the mid-90s and it was so funny to see how we looked because we thought we were hot shit. I'm used to laughing at my big hair/bangs combo and over sized neon clothes from the 80s and honestly the 90s just didn't seem that long ago…

Just yesterday I was watching Bizarre Foods and the guy was visiting a tribe in Africa where the women were all topless. I had to chuckle because I was like Nancy Grace's rogue nipple is big news and yet I'm looking at tons of boobs and no one cares because it's the Travel Channel.

That is so nice to hear! My kids are adopted and I tell my husband this when he's feeling down about his dad skills.

Actually she can. I have two adopted children and that is one of the reasons we went international. It can be a messy process in the US and I actually wish they were handling this in a MUCH different way but it's Glee and I shouldn't expect anything different.

I read a book when I was probably 10 or 11 called The Girl with the Silver Eyes about a girl who could move things with her mind and for many months after tried to do the same. In the book, if I recall, her mother took Thalidomide while pregnant which caused her supernatural powers so I asked my mom why she didn't do…

Can we change the headline to "Ridiculous Moms Group Deeply Scandalized By Ben & Jerry's Schweddy Balls," because THIS mom wants these schweddy balls in her mouth stat.

Many women aren't emotionally unbalanced when seeking an abortion. Sometimes it's simply the best choice for that person, end of story, and it's patronizing to suggest this is too big a decision for a woman to make on her own.

I'm sad to admit that was my favorite season of Making The Band. O-Town. Liquid Dreams. Enough said.

I love that movie. So underrated. The scene when Whoopie makes a ruckus in the mall over her is my favorite and probably more true than I know.

My sister and I both worked for my mom for several years and during that time we all got very comfortable swearing around each other. In fact, my mom cites the ability to say fuck whenever she pleases as a reason she enjoys our company. My stepfather isn't so into it so she keeps it to what you'd likely hear on Three…

He's awful. The Paul Rudd lookalike uncle is also perplexing to me. He REALLY wants to be Paul Rudd and sometimes I think it IS Paul Rudd for a second because he's like a bizarre doppelganger. I just don't get him. The whole show is just really stupid.

I AM WATCHING IT RIGHT NOW. My son adores Caillou and it's like watching paint dry combined with having your eardrums pierced with a hot fork. He likes all the boring shows like this, Max and Ruby and Dino Dan. Nothing fun like Yo Gabba or anything, nope, just the boring ones for my kids.

RIGHT?! I know I look uncool driving it but I look uncool anyway so I might as well enjoy my heated leather seats, satellite radio, fold in the floor seats (perfect for a kid-free quickie), etc.

FWIW, I was Mrs. Roper a couple of years ago and NO ONE, not even my friends who watched Three's Company and we're in our 40s, knew who I was. I had to do a lot of explaining. It was disappointing.

Oh lord, I drove an awful '84 Town and Country all through high school but damn, we had so much fun in that thing and were just happy to have a car! And we could fit about 13 people in it if we really tried.

I have a VW Routan. It has lots of cool shit and holds my kids, the grandparents and two strollers plus whatever else comes along.

I drive a minivan and I fucking love it. It's nicer than my last three cars put together.

TRUTH! I'm 37 and I have a 3.5 yr old and a 20 month old and let me tell you, I am tapped out by the end of the day. It wasn't until I had them that I realized how old I actually felt.

This was exactly who I thought of as well. Once I saw it, I could not unsee it.