It was really hard learning how to type while clutching a can of PBR in one hand and a fistful of Newports in the other, but eventually I managed it.

And then he shows up at the house when Spike's in labor? And threatens them? And wants to know why he was kept away from his baby girl? I know those episodes were pandering to people like me who watched the original series, but I don't care. They were awesome!

My sister bought me the boxed set of the early Degrassi which I treasure near and dear to my heart.

Liberty's pregnancy? What about Spike's pregnancy when she was 12? Or the baby daddy's suicide attempt off a bridge?

I enjoyed it thoroughly. Tatum O'Neil is in it!

Yes. Two different Lifetime movies — The Positively True Adventures of the Alleged Texas Cheerleading Mom and Fab Five: The Texas Cheerleading Scandal. About totally different incidents, I swear!

There's this one too, which is newer. And showing on LMN this month!

We had that floor meeting too. The offenders were from California and used as their defense 'there's a drought in California', except that we were in New England with 16 fucking feet of snow on the ground.

My mother lives in Canada and I'm super paranoid about texting, calling, or data when I'm visiting — and three times as paranoid when my daughter is up there by herself. My youngest sister racked up a 4,000 bill on text messages in a two week visit.

As I understand it, if you were born pre-1982, you're an X-er. Well, you know, not all the years before 82, but just the one you're concerned with.

I've never heard that particular date range for Gen X. I've always seen it listed as mid-60s to the early 80s (65-82ish).

She was in the process of adopting, which apparently was what caused the final break up of her marriage to Billy-Bob. She wanted kids, he didn't. And she technically adopted Zahara as a single mother, but I believe Brad Pitt was already in the picture though they weren't 'out' as a couple yet.

I felt the same way when Jon Gosslin got his sports car and a 2-bedroom apartment in a fancy NYC highrise. I know everyone was all over Kate, but to me, those purchases pushed him way into douchecanoe territory.

Trollpatrol comments need to be reported on the trollpatrol page — the hashtags don't alert the mods any longer.

My nephew is the same age as your daughter and he also knows how to scroll through the gallery. He loves looking at pictures and videos of himself — he really can use it better than my mother does. I don't think I've ever seen him try to get a magazine to scroll, but sometimes he tries to manipulate my laptop screen.

No sexy facial scars, but a sexy fitted and burned striped sweater! And no pants! Sexy!

There's a sexy Freddy too.

I believe the implication is that she was so terrified and/or such a small window to get out, she didn't even bother to put on shoes. It's not exactly a beach community where the compound is — going barefoot does imply a level of urgency.

If the pilot doesn't grab you, at least watch the second episode. (It just aired last night, here.) I thought it was far superior to the pilot and had some genuinely creepy moments — and I'm a jaded old horror fan, so I was impressed.

I know, I do too. I try to keep my complaints to a minimum at home because my daughter looooves the show and I don't want to ruin it for her, but ugh. I can't say I'll cry if it gets canceled.