Well in the shower my feet are usually in a pool of urine, which I hear is sterile, so yes!

Obviously it goes without saying, but the “never knew I could feel like this” by (presumably) the killer is particularly icky.

Colin Firth is a gift. He is sweet and thoughtful and everything that is good in this world. I literally have a framed photo of him on my mantle.

HE IS BEAUTIFUL AND PERFECT AND BROODY AND THINKING AND JUST SO VERY VERY. PLEASE TAKE THIS COMMENT BACK AND APOLOGIZE

just here to say that I’m Team Tatiana — how many more clones does she need to play before they give her the Emmy??

I’m guessing the interior of such gowns looks like the architecture of a gothic church, complete with flying buttresses.

I get it, we can already buy Oktoberfest beers and Pumpkin Spice Lattes, but it still feels too early for full on velvet for me, especially since I can’t help but imagine how those velvet dresses feel in the brunt of L.A. afternoon sun.

My airport is Sea-Tac (Seattle) and it is the best-designed airport for access and egress I’ve ever been through. Tomorrow morning I have to pick up my son who’s flying in from Anchorage. His plane lands at 6am. At that moment I’ll be sitting in a “cell phone lot” about a half mile from the terminal. When he picks his…

Nope, you’re not the only one. My local is DFW, and it’s way far out of the way, but I do it anyway because A) no one needs the stress of driving having just gotten off a long-ass flight and B) I can go early, sit at the observation area, and watch planes land. Win-win.

What’s up with that dude in the background? I wanna know more about that dude. He’s creeping me out, man.

Am I the only person that enjoys picking people up at the airport? Is it really that much of a chore? My local airport is LAX so it’s not like it’s a piece of cake. Obviously it’s not the act of picking them up but of seeing them again. I don’t know, whatever.

A GREAT POINT MADE BY MY COLLEAGUE STASSA and furthermore LET’S ALL LISTEN TO WHAT STASSA JUST SAID

“We don’t hate her because she’s a woman! Her being a woman has nothing to do with it!”

Please DO gift yourselves the magic of the full interview. I’m only in to the second paragraph and behold (emphasis mine):

I observe that the city has changed a lot. “I pioneered Williamsburg,” says Grenier. “It got so gentrified that I had to come to Bushwick. I lived two blocks away, and then this place opened, and I couldn’t afford to live in this neighborhood,” he says, gesturing around Roberta’s, which opened in 2008. “We used to…

Is it even fair to the other contestants to have Laurie compete? Though I guess this is the same competition that had Joey Fatone on sooo

So I think we should have a debate with no moderator.

This looks more like a Zoot suit from the early 40s than anything from the 20s. The costumer the hired is bad at their job.