If it’s the guy from the bus, the hostage-taker shot him in the head before being shot a bazillion times by the cops.

Then there’s these:

Your link redirects back to Jezebel...

I wasn’t knocking it. :) I agree completely, but everyone talking about her wrinkles as though hers is the norm of the appearance of 70 years of aging is misleading. (Good genes or not.)

I agree, but I think pregnancy and childbirth themselves ages women - hormones or...? I have decent genes and all, but I looked a lot younger than the other women at my HS reunion, and I was the only one present not to have had a baby.

I love Helen Mirren, but she has had “work” done. Really well done work, but that’s not a completely natural 70 y.o. visage. (b.1945)

The only person I’ve dated who was (in my mind) significantly younger than me was eight years younger. Granted, it was a few years ago so we were all younger, but all I could see when I looked at him was a baby-face, and he wasn’t particularly youthful looking in general. As I’ve passed through my 40s and now into my…

I’m a tad older than you but have had basically the same experience. I feel the same about dating younger men, too, except I also can’t get past the fact that most of them look so much younger. I may not look my age, but I’m seeing through 51 year old eyes, and with rare exceptions they always look too young, and I’ve…

Did she just stick her finger in her eye?

I had a cat named Lockheed when I was in 6th grade. One day I came home from school and my (older) brother came running out of the house yelling “itchy, itchy your cat’s dead!!”.

Maybe I’m weird, but when I was in high school (the 80s), to me vintage meant 30s & 40s, so this 20 years ago stuff is odd. Add to that the fact that all clothing from the 80s & 90s was horrendous then so why would I want to wear it again now, but even for the youngsters - that shit is 90% hideous.

They are also “vintage”.

SOMA is for South of Market (the major street running through the financial district to the embarcadero) alternatively known as the Mission District, which used to be primarily hispanic and or lower income residents. Through gradual gentrification, artists and the like were living in SOMA lofts and such (pushing out…

“Let me tell you something, mister!”

This woman is awful. My dad thinks she’s just a straight shooter (he has a Sarah Palin figurine on his desk, so there’s that) but I think she’s absolutely despicable. Nearly Bill O’Reilly despicable. (My dad also hates him, so there’s that.)

But what about my Carl’s Jr. turkey burgers?

I love these - they’re Lucy by World Walker for Birkenstock (whatever that means) and I wear them all the time. They’re simple and SO COMFORTABLE. My next pair will be gizehs though...

Yeah it’s easy not to give a fuck when you’ve never had to anyway.

While it ranks #4, I think it’s necessary to stress the importance of making a thoughtful decision about where and why you travel, especially when considering places like Antarctica (or Poop Mountain/Everest or the Great Pyramids or the Grand Canyon) - all we need are a few more idiots like that woman roaming the…

Yes, NBD exactly. She wasn’t “pretty funny”. She was “funnier than you’d expect” or “not as vapid as you’d expect” but it’s not like she came on the show and was hilariously witty and urbane. I would have enjoyed hearing Peter Sagal’s banter with her instead of the guy who filled in that day.