It's stock. Broth is made with meat, stock is made with bones, which may have some meat still clinging to it but which is not the primary component of said concoction.

"Bone broth" is stock. Broth is made with meat (which may or may not still be on the bone, but stock is made just with bones that may have some meat shreds on them, but not much).

I thought you meant Lily Allen for a hot minute there and I was ready to double the intensity of my Chris Evans infatuation for being weird and interesting as well as blindingly hot.

Most plane crashes have survivors.

That really is a winner, isn't it?

So where is the SIM card and how am I supposed to swap it out for my Vodafone one when I'm in London, which is what I do now rather than pay out the dosh for a cheap phone to have when I'm in Europe?

It has to do with legal definitions of rape. Sexual assault includes rape but is not limited to it.

I find the first story very charming. Pleasant people who have kooky idea in their head are fine by me, especially if they don't let that kookiness become an obstacle to other people getting through their day.

I'll wait. I'd like to hear how you think that the actual physical makeup of an actor is immaterial to the role they're being cast in.

"Body-shame"? Give me a small break, please. Its a long (long) leap from "she doesn't have the physicality for that role" — a legitimate criticism of her casting — t0 "thin women are gross" — which falls under the neu-sin of "body-shaming".

I'd add "Delicatessen" to the list if you want to extend that to speculative-fiction and not just science-fiction (made by the same crew that did "The City of Lost Children", as well as a host of other non-spec-fic films.)

Someone's dog was killed in December when her house was "swatted"

That's not what they're saying at all.

"51% of the victims of mass shootings are women."

Dear teachers who think having sex with your teenage students is a thing you should do:

Actually no, she answers below that an article written in 1974 in England should not have used the word black to describe — a black man.

How is or was it racist for an English newspaper to use the word Black in 1974— which in the United States *was* the preferred nomenclature, being considered materially more progressive? How do English folk of African extraction refer to their race now (hint: they don't call themselves African-English)?

Ah yes, Glen Ridge! One of the guys, Jeffrey Archer, was a my college when the shit hit the fan. BC kicked him out, and there was a small firestorm about it, including an open letter written to the student newspaper from a group of his female friends all saying that they were proud to be his friends and that he…

It usually starts with that person telling me that my experience of myself is imaginary and they know better.

Oh for Christ's sake. This isn't even solipsism, you've moved beyond that into telling people they don't even have an experience of *themselves* never mind other people.