But she wasn't actually eating anything in that scene. If they included every time she talked about foot, the montage would be a lot longer.

In smaller offices like mine, the 'administrative assistants' includes office manager, project management, and IT support.

Nope, she and her niece are still kicking it.

I fucking loved Units. I just saw a Units or a similiar concept at the upscale mall near where I live and couldn't quite communicate to my kid why it was exciting.

"So in a way feminism was almost pointless."

Sometimes reading the gossip posts just makes me feel old. Its not like it wasn't a big deal that she got that Oscar. And it wasn't for a little known movie either.

I forgot about the box! I remember her going back to her seat with the Oscar though.

Its a reference to Whoopi Goldberg's comment on the view that maybe a girl had been raped, but it wasn't 'rape rape'.

Doug, Imma let you finish, but I'm pretty sure that this little incident launched Anna Paquin's big screen career.

The episode is 'Street Revenge' Season 13, Episode 19.

It doesn't have a catchy acronym.

Can you take the pill? I was on Metformin too, but the thing that really helped with the cysts and the period issues was going back on the pill. Things weren't peachy-keen after that, but at least I wasn't doubled over in pain, wondering who was stabbing me in my ovary any more.

Zing!

Look, I didn't even read the article yet because the title had me bouncing around and wincing in sympathetic pain.

Let's start out with a nice picnic and see where things go from there!

I thought it was implied that she wasn't molested and she made that up. She was just a bad seed. I agree that there's a lot of grey in the show, but I think both Jude and Grace preclude themselves from being 'good' guys.

Didn't Depeche Mode write that song — 'People aren't People (If They Cost Money)'?

Well, I'm not sure that Grace is really a 'good' guy. She is still an axe murderer.

Which one? The remake or the original?

I'm not terribly sure I agree with them. Carol Clover's 'Men, Women, and Chainsaws; Gender and the Modern Horror Film' was written around the same time and deals with the same movies. She comes to a slightly different conclusion. You can find her shorter paper the book was based on 'Her Body, Himself' online if you're…