Exactly. The author is trying too hard to find a dramatic incongruity where there is none.

It’s not clear, during the many years they were together, that Hope had meaningful work—not consistently, anyway, not as benefitting someone with an Ivy League education and multiple graduate degrees.

There is no evidence here of folie a deux. Just of a distressed woman who may have wanted to die and a man who either aided or murdered her. Folie a deux is a much more rare and complex disorder, characterised by psychosis.

If Bryan Safi’s character is really, truly, 100% dead at the end of this, imma lose my goddamned mind

Her nephew? A small human she loves? God forbid she take his reaction into account!

Wow. WOW. I don’t normally respond to this level of batshittery, but my nephew is a really well-adjusted kid with a strong grasp of his place in the world. Our wedding wasn’t All About Us, it was about our family and friends coming together, so we took their wants and needs into account. My nephew is a sweetheart and…

Ugh, aren’t we over “red velvet” yet? It’s so 2010. (Not to mention, it’s literally just chocolate.)

There’s nothing for us to research, this is a reader-generated list. But for the record, don't take EWG as the word of god.

There’s nothing for us to research, this is a reader-generated list. But for the record, don't take EWG as the word…

I’ve used all of the sunscreens on this list and I can tell you none of them holds a candle to the protection that Blue Lizard Sunscreen provides. I was on vacation once using one of the listed sunscreens when my skin burned so badly it split open like an overripe tomato. That’s when I discovered Blue Lizard and I’ve…

I’ve used all of the sunscreens on this list and I can tell you none of them holds a candle to the protection that…

That first story reminds me of being young and trying to get a boarder my parents had taken in to buy me booze.

Those are called verbal contracts and again they are enforced by courts. They have been this way for thousands of years.

If you float the title, don’t you end up putting the tax burden for the restored value improvement on the poor bastard YOU bought the car from?

You are a scam artist and a criminal, I will not apologize for facts.

It is fraud for one. You are removing an owner from the title, you even mention that as a plus. That is not a plus, it’s just fraud. You are not bound by the laws other sellers at your volume are and it remove any possibility of going after you for mechanical or title issues.

It is shady as shit, and illegal to boot.

The kind of people that do this buy cars that are in need of repair and apply short lasting quick fixes and when the car breaks down after a few days you are stuck as their name is not on any of the paperwork.

Depends on the state. If you sell too many in MICH (as noted) you would be operating illegally.

Hate to break this to you, but butter is mostly oil...

American bakers use butter, typically, unless they’re vegan, or being kosher and want a cake they can serve with meat. Crisco (an unflavoured margarine/oleo) used to be commonly substituted, but with concerns on transfats and not that much health benefit seen of other butter substitutes, butter is re-assuming it’s…

There are a number of methods for leavening a cake batter. The most familiar method in north america is the use of a chemical leavener (baking powder as in self rising flour) with the dry ingredients and then mixed with the wet ingredients (muffin method). I think that the method you are familiar with is the genoise…