The most embarrassing thing about this photo is that both parties have a serious case of white-person's overbite.

Posting a comment that says "yawn" is unnecessary and rude.

I can confirm that there was at least one occasion that someone shouted "Three points for Gryffindor!" after a correct response in class. I don't go to Brown, but I heard this a couple years ago from an acquaintance who had a class with her.

I've actually had a couple internal sonograms to check on enlarged ovarian cysts, and it wasn't any more uncomfortable than any gynecological exam, besides the fact that the first technician said to me, "This is the first kind of ultrasound you'll have WHEN you get pregnant." I also have vulvodynia with some…

Season 3. She was also the first black winner.

I'm not sure if you can, unfortunately. It was at the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis earlier this year.

Anyone who's seen The Winter's Tale set in 1960s Appalachia knows that Shakespeare is still a living art.

I could read them by clicking expand in the lower right hand corner.

If you actually want to go to graduate school to fight the good fight, I think looking into Master's in Public Policy programs would be a better option. The average law school debt was $100,000 last time I checked, which makes it very difficult to go into nonprofit or public service careers. Plus, in public policy…

Yeah, I wonder about the primary caregiver thing. I'm definitely the primary caregiver of our cat, and the cat loves us both, but approaches me more and spends more time on my lap.

Oh my god, I wish I knew how to say this in every language! Though some places it's walk right, stand left, but it's just common courtesy, you know?

@Interior_League: I agree that alcoholic behavior is very culturally defined and subject to situational interpretation, but it often leads to the real deal. Many people do drink heavily in college and calm down within a couple years, but plenty of us don't. Some of us get our starts in environments where…

@Ab of Dab: I think "slim-down surgery" sounds misleading for different reasons. It makes it sound like a cosmetic procedure rather than the drastic, life-changing procedure intended for people who are extremely morbidly obese.

My mom used to say, "You can't yell at a guy to give him a hard-on."

@HoyaGoon18: What I'm wondering is why King isn't ridiculed as much as Michele Bachmann. They're both representatives in geographically similar areas, both serve a special brand of racist paranoid crazy, but I don't think Bachmann has even done much in the House besides say a lot of batshit stuff.

@MegtheBallerina: I went to an anti-war protest in DC in January 2003, and we had over 200,000 people. The media just didn't make a big deal out of it, because whatever, anti-war protesters. You can read about it here: [www.cnn.com]

@scarletwoman: I used to work for The Advocates for Human Rights, and was kind of surprised to see their name here. I don't know about the other places, but I have to add that The Advocates is a very well-respected nonprofit here that does great work which is very research-based. They definitely wouldn't just turn…

Gordon Ramsay hates boobs. The only episode of Hell's Kitchen I saw, a somewhat large-breasted customer came up to the kitchen to complain that she hadn't been served yet. She was leaning forward and her boobs were resting on the counter, and Gordon Ramsay said to her with such vitriol in his voice, "Get those…

@Oleander: My sister was totally boy crazy, owned a copy of Dreamphone, Mall Madness and everything. She had a lot of boyfriends, starting when she was young, but was more just in love with being in love, and in her mid-late teens had boyfriends that she didn't even seem to like very much. She's in her late…

@n3philimgirl: I don't know, there must be. If they had any damn sense you'd think they'd realize that workout clothes means you're on the way to or from something, are probably smelly and want to be left alone.