I was with you until you said "Maggie Gyllenhaal". I can't even. . . No. Just, no.

Hahaha that takes me back to HS, when my friends would all get high in my broke-ass jeep and I would feed them Little Cesar's because I usually only had $5 on me, to feed 4 girls, all of whom had spent all their money on weed. A whole pizza would barely cut it, but the crazy bread was MINE.

You leave Little Cesar's out of this.

Aww man, what? I can't even. . .

I got this too. . . . it made me sad.

Just to add to the list. . . . when typing "feminist should":

I'm with you. It seems that the consensus around these parts is that everyone must hate Lady Gaga, for some reason or another. They don't like her appearance, they don't like what she says, they don't like what she wore, it's ridiculous. I'm not a huge Beyonce fan, but I don't rant on every article that features her…

Really though, I started watching a documentary on Netflix about Koala's in suburban areas of Australia (I guess they're like the US version of raccoons), and dude. . . . I never want to see a Koala again. I guess they live in packs with one Alpha male who gets to do it with all the ladies, so the other males in the…

Hahahahahaha I'm so glad someone else saw that. . . . I mean, Opera. . .

I had the same reaction. Layers are friends, especially, well named ones.

Pretty sure it's "Molly". Mostly because, I think, there's another line about "everyone waiting in the line for the bathroom, trying to get a line in the bathroom". So. . .

My boyfriend and I refer to each other as Ironman (I know it's not the proper spelling; Iron Man) and Batman. We have done so for so long now that when we have to say each other's actual name in front of new people or in formal settings, it's weird.

I can see where you're coming from. I still like it, Azzarello didn't take away the "golem" origin, it just became part of a larger plot. And the fact that the Amazons shun and make fun of Diana because she isn't made of clay is really interesting. In becoming a demi-god/ess, she also becomes alone. Where as in other…

Thank you for putting that better than I could. Because yes. And also, her new run in the New 52, written by Brian Azzrello, is freaking amazing. She is literally a demi-god, a daughter of Zeus, and is running around, battling the Gods trying to fight impending world doom.

I can understand how you feel. I still tell my S.O. to turn around when I'm changing. There's just something that makes me worry that my gross parts will get burned into his brain and he'll never see me the same again. I'm lucky to have found someone so patient and reassuring, but it's still an internal struggle.

Man, The Iron Giant causes such an immense downpour from my face, that I end up cry/laughing which is the the most awkward thing EVER. I'm really glad it stopped showing up on Netflix. Also, Spirit: Stallion of the Cimmaron. . .

I was gonna chime in about the Chicago part too. By "Greater Chicagoland Area" do you mean the suburbs? Because as someone FROM Chicago, I can tell you we are plenty diverse. Segregated, but still diverse.

I have to say that sentence EVERY time I find an animal I want, that will most definitely destroy me. I want a freaking MOOSE, and it won't trample and/or impale me to death. He'll LOVE me and we'll eat berries and stuff, and then we'll ride off into the sunset.

That's more than a bit of a stretch. My father, his father and brother, and my mother's brother are ALL alcoholics. I grew up with my father coming home violently drunk, and was in the car with him on more than one occasion while he was drunk driving. He left me in a parking lot once, in the middle of the night, when…

Yep, I totally agree! I've only played the multiplayer part of ME3, but I watched my S.O. play through all 3, glued to the television like I was watching telenovelas with my grandma, because the characters and stories they have are so addicting! I cried when I saw his ship go down. . . I pretty much cried at every…