When I first saw this yesterday I LOLed like a crazy person. Upon repeated viewing, the effect is exactly the same. The shamrocks and turtlenecks are maybe the best touch.

My version of this conversation starts the same way but continues:

Disgusting.

There is a maximum number of pitches allowed to be thrown by a pitcher in one game, and then s/he must be taken out. I forget what it is (60 or 70 I think) but there are limits on that and how many games of rest can be pitched to try and protect against kid burnout and injury.

Go girl!

Ah, yes. I am just so ingrained with the Gene Wilder movie version.

Also, Veruca Salt is not (at least not in my head/memory), blonde.

I had two immediate thoughts (1) ugly dress; and (2) a bra (or better bra) would maybe help the dress. I blame those things on Gap and the stylist at the shoot. Anyone call them out?

A similar thing has happened to me!! It's so odd —- "Miss! Miss! You have lovely hair."

I'm a cis woman, but I am also that person described above who limits, at all possible opportunities, the information I give to marketers (or anyone who asks) and who unsubscribes from every possible marketing email so the option to provide less info totally works for me. I'd sign a petition for this.

It's exasperating to see supporters on both sides (or supporters who don't fully understand the sides) to come out and argue for one side or the other in such black and white terms - whether celebrity or the people in my newsfeed. This is a mostly gray conflict. Neither death tolls, nor number of bombs, nor…

I anticipate seeing all of this - and especially the leggings, likely paired with the swimsuits as an outfit - in McCarran Park soon. (Hipster Central Park, for those not in NYC.)

Abortion is, per the constitutional interpretation of the Supreme Court in Roe and solidified by Casey, legal prior to viability. So, even if the life form within a woman is in fact human, it is not, in fact, viable. Furthermore, babies and children are, and always have been, subject to the decision making of their…

She did so recently in a major motion picture that was quite popular amongst the young and female. "Do you want to build a snowman?"

God, Hedwig is SO good. I love that idea. Let's get a Kickstarter going. I like to propose Singin In the Rain as the second . . . I just assume they can both tap.

"I do love a tea party."

They're very reasonable (in my opinion) - $59.99.

Not having read the books, but being unable to avoid people talking about this book, I sort of though he'd not look like a 20-something (which he does in many of these photos and the video). That's what seems most off about this to me. Even bearded, he looks pretty young, but shaven - oy, no thanks. Come back when…

Better idea: if God wants you to be a lawyer but not pay for school, do it yourself! Who needs a silly law school education? (I mean, other than the states that regulate the bar exam, but they've got nothing on GOD, right?) Home study law school FTW! What could go wrong with textbook-based, debate free legal…

Yes, Rebecca Drew did custom work primarily, with some ready made shirts. I noticed her storefront shut down a bit ago, I suspect there wasn't enough market at her price point in a down economy (I think they launched 2010 or so??) and given the changing world of business casual/formal. The InStyle version is far…