I just watched this, a few days ago.

I’m betting she’s really in her 30s, kind of like that weird horror movie from a few years ago.

Thank you for your excellent and persistent coverage of this

it’s always nice to see someone pushing back at a piece of shit lawyer, no matter who they are

I’m glad your S.O. was able to get they help they needed. As for you watching Night Court because, “I think it was the theme song,” that was one of main reasons I liked the show. The theme song had an excellent introductory bass riff, much like Barney Miller did in the 70s. 

This hit me a lot harder than I thought it might.

How, do you do fellow kids?....I totally understood all this and know what a hypebeast is!

This comment has made my morning.

Right? I’m getting some boxed wine, a frozen pizza, and some Sour Patch Kids and watching the FUCK outta this.

So you think. They’ll promote the hell out of it and take your money but when you tune in there will be nothing there!

YESSSSSSSSS

Inject it directly into my veins.

I was in Exuma for a wedding a few weeks ago and it’s not the desolate place I was expecting it to be based on all the reports from when Fyre was “happening”.

I read an article a few years back about a woman who chose to donate the body of her preemie baby to scientific research. It was interesting because she literally got to trace the various labs and hospitals that her son’s tissues went to and even was allowed to go into a few of them and interview researchers who…

There’s a story where he was on set with Olivier, and had stayed up for days because his character was supposed to have stayed up for days, and was talking about it to Olivier, and Olivier’s response was “My dear boy, have you tried just acting?”

I assumed he would blame all of it on method acting. After all, wasn’t Meryl treated like shit on the set of Kramer vs. Kramer in order to get a “better performance” from her?

As an unfortunate card-carrying member of the Recurrent Unexplained Early Miscarriages Club, I can say with confidence that having to make this decision would break me. The only way I have survived my four losses was to know that the tissue would be examined for defects that might lead to an answer and to remember…

In New York, two years ago, my hospital gave me the choice of: