You get a special “throwing bouquet” for that purpose. My bouquet was made entirely of exotic flowers. No way was I giving that to someone else. I threw the cheapo mini-bouquet instead.

Yeah, what KanyeMadePaul said. I don’t know where you got your information from, but from every account that I’ve ever heard (including Mia’s), Woody had little to nothing to do with Soon-Yi until one night, when Mia didn’t want to go to a Knicks game with him and she suggested he take Soon-Yi instead. This was a few…

Said “child” was 19. They have been married for 20 years. At least get your facts straight. There is a huge difference between 14 and 19.

As a matter of fact, I had cancer, and am on continuing drug therapy and will be on it for the rest of my life. It was prescribed by my Specially Chosen Doctor, who I chose after doing research, getting referrals, checking what other patients have to say about him. Because there are many ways to treat my disease, and…

I’ll let ISIS know. They’ll be so disappointed.

Since you seemed shocked at doctors being reachable 24/7, I imagined that the concept was unfamiliar to you. As far as your friends from med school go, well, that’s a different story. You didn’t mention that you had friends who went to med school. That certainly qualifies you to practice medicine. I’m just curious…

As I stated in my post, if the pharmacist thinks the doctor is in error, the pharmacist needs to call the doctor to discuss this. But in the case of a disagreement between a doctor and a pharmacist, yes, I want the one who actually went to medical school, studied the body, took the boards, and treats patients to have…

Yes, you should. Because you are not a doctor. You are a pharmacist. The fact that you have not been sued does not make what you are doing ethically correct, although where you live, it is apparently legal. If I choose to treat with a certain doctor, then I want his judgment to be paramount in decisions about my…

You stated that where you live, you’re allowed to change prescriptions if the dose is inappropriate, and I was just wondering what criteria you use to decide that, and override a doctor’s choice of dosage.

I have to agree with this. I mean, have your religious freedom. But if your religion prevents you from fully carrying out the duties of your job, then you have to either find a new job or ease up on your religious belief. I see no reason why religious belief of any kind should enjoy special protection in the…

Gee, how do you decide if a dose is inappropriate? Do you look down the patient’s throat and decide that strep throat isn't really as bad as the doctor thinks it is? Inquiring minds want to know.

I don’t want some random pharmacist substituting his or her judgment for my physician’s. I have carefully chosen my physician, and he or she presumably knows my medical and emotional history. The random pharmacist, no matter how much school he or she has had, cannot possibly be as familiar with my condition. And I did…

Yeah, but the difference is, the patient is choosing to treat with that particular doctor. I don't think going to Walmart to get a prescription filled constitutes consent to being treated by their pharmacist. Apparently the pharmacist disagrees.

Pharmacists: people who didn’t do well enough undergrad to make it into med school, who enjoy exercising what limited power they have over patients so they can feel closer to real medical professionals, instead of the simple pill counters they actually are.

Well, for me, it expresses my jealousy. Because you have what I so desperately want. I wish I could look in a mirror and be happy with what I see. I wish I could look good in clothes.

Well, I can’t even buy a bra in any kind of store. Ever. I’m a 40I, and I’ve never been in a Lane Bryant and never intend on going in one. So beyond that, there is no store I’ve ever been to that carries my size. I have to order my bras special, online, at about $150 per. And since most stores these days start their…

My daughter is 5’6” and 95 pounds with big boobs and looks amazing in anything she puts on. She doesn’t starve herself. That’s just the way she’s always been. And yes, I’m so jealous. So cry me a river, skinny person. I’ll switch places with you any day. How’d you like to walk into stores and find out the better…

It's 21 years, not 13 years. Villi was 13 when their first child was born. Mary Kay was 34.

Now that is in extremely poor taste.

There’s a difference between a 17- or 18-year-old boy being hot for a 22- or 23-year-old teacher and a 13-year-old boy having an affair with a teacher of any age. The former is still not great because teachers should not be sleeping with their students due to the unequal power situation, but at least it doesn’t…