My husband works at YVR ATC. He says this happened *ages* ago, and that they have three kids now, the oldest being around nine.

I still remember the picture I saw here showing her next to Marlon Wayans in his White Chicks get up. She looks like so many things, her clothes look like other things. She's like a disappointing amalgamation of things I like into one thing I don't like.

florida handles florida thing in a florida way.

I think the kid may have had them, from The Mary Sue:

He also did this thing too:

UGH MY HEART. I just want to be best friends with him, ya know?

All the while harbouring an unrequited deep and burning passionate love for him.

Ya know?

no he's not. that ship has sailed. #ripoberyn

That is some calculating Tywin Lannister shit right there.

Man, I could read an entire book on the Martells alone. I think the problem is they were introduced too late and seem to take away from the main characters/houses we know.

Man found his look and KEPT that fucker.

Actual quote from Mo'ne Davis: "I throw my curveball like Clayton Kershaw and my fastball like Mo'ne Davis."

I'm so loving this article (because Lupita is everything) but I'm a little curious about the $28.00 afro pick. What does it do that my 0.99 afro pick doesn't? That's crazy expensive.

Seriously, how is she so perfect?!?! She's talented, beautiful, kind, well-spoken, and sounds like a hell of a lot of fun! And most astounding part is that she's so casual about it.

Black hair is very versatile and can be shaped into almost limitless conformations. It can be gravity-defying, sleek or puffy. The more I learn, the more creative I become and the more I love it.

Maybe I'm just a little on edge about this shit lately, but it seems kind of telling to me that if you get involved in the American Prison Industrial Complex and you're white, you get a million dollar publishing deal at the end of it. As opposed to if you're black, in which case you get dead.

umm.. That boyfriend.....

Especially because Wilson didn't even know. It had nothing the do with the shooting.

On a side note:

I'm glad he made the point about being treated like a human being. That needs to be in every discussion about Ferguson, Mike Brown, and all the other cases of unarmed black Americans killed by police.
People were slavering for an excuse to blame Mike Brown for his own death. He fought for the gun! He stole cigars! He,…

I feel a deep satisfaction that Joe Morton won a guest actor Emmy for playing Papa Pope. That dude is the real deal. That's a two in a row for Scandal after Dan Bucatinsky's win last year.