The whole “migrant/Refugee crises” (they’re two separate issues usually conflated into one) has been nothing short of a disaster for years now as the EU just doesn’t have a collective response. Germany went “welcome them all” which saw a surge in numbers making the crossings despite the dangers while other nations,…

I have absolutely no idea what you’re talking about, but I officially give you permission and strongly encourage you to swipe it. If it becomes an issue, I’ll take the blame for you.

It very well could be that. She does remind me a lot of Michael Cera though, who I haven’t seen in much lately either, that they are both about 30 years old, but physically look the same they did 10 years ago in Juno. It seems like they were both in a lot of stuff around that time, but they seemed to be typecast a…

Didn’t even know she came out, but I’m not in “the biz”.

It’s probably a combo of both.

I sometimes wonder if she’s having troubles getting the same roles she used to after officially coming out.

No, I am betting it’s the straight men in charge not casting her now.

It was in the Secret Service office on site.

A fire broke out in Hillary and Bill Clinton’s Chappaqua, New York home and was quickly extinguished.

Emma and Ellen met via Instagram—after Portner posted a video that featured a song by Sylvan Esso, Page DM’d her.

Pride & Prejudice is highly re-readable. I’ve read it, oh... five or six times, starting in 8th grade (when I didn’t like it. No kissing, no nothing! said the 14 year old girl in disgust.)

What you need to fully round it out is to watch “Lost in Austen,” if you haven’t already.

“I would feel a lot of relief if you told me there was a way to fix it”

One our fave silly movies is “The Wedding Planner”. I also hated the Oscar winning movie “Crash” and have never read Twilight or Harry Potter.

Don’t worry about the Bell Jar. Its dour and you can get much of the same from her short fiction anyway.

You’re history’s greatest monster

I watched the first few seasons then realized I’d like to launch most the cast into the sun.

Funny, I was just thinking about this quote while reading the comments.

I love that movie! It’s one of my top two Pride and Prejudice adaptations*. Maybe because I’m not a big Austen fan, I actually think it’s better than the book.

I read Pride and Prejudice and Zombies—does that count?