To me, it is more of two actors who grew up reading about celebrities visiting sick kids in the hospitals and thinking that is the coolest thing ever. (Because, come on, as an actor this is the closest thing you can be to being like your heroic character.) And wanting to do that if they ever got a chance. Now suddenly…

I'll just be over here, writing fanfic about Chris Evans and Chris Pratt's adorably awesome friendship.

Note that the tweets are from the hospital, not Marvel (and as such they would indeed have to have gotten the patients' approval for release because HIPAA). Celebs do this sort of thing all over the country just about every day, and very little of it makes the papers. Sometimes people really just like to give kids a…

It's hard to say for sure since she doesn't go into any specifics, but there are lost of possibilities that might allow him to still work but be unable to perform sexually. She does state that it is partially due to physical limitations that come and go. The one possibility that comes to mind first would be MS.

Ya know, if I can go for the better part of a decade without sex, I'm sure you can wait out a 15 minute car ride.

Sorry to be a party pooper, but I think it's rude to have sex in the back of a cab. The driver is just trying to do his job, and you have no idea if your activities are making him uncomfortable. It's pretty dehumanizing to say "the space of the cab" enabled your threesome and go at it like the driver isn't even there.…

I feel like fucking in a cab would be really, really rude. So I'm cool with it going the way of the dodo bird.

That said, don't fuck in a fucking cab, you filthy animal. No one comes to your workplace and fucks on your desk while you're trying to work.

Thanks for proving the point that this poor woman will never allowed to move on with her life.

I see you slut-shaming.

Did she really get ahead, though? Or did she get bullied into hiding for years?

By the photograph, I think this is intended to be salacious rather than informative. The "available from your doctor" was a pretense to get around pornography laws.

I kinda hate the bullshit rhetoric that if you aren't vegan you aren't compassionate towards animals, ever. It can sometimes read a lot like pro-life propaganda.

TCHQ here,

Why buy the cow if you can get the milk for free, amiright?!?!?

I wish someone would make a really butch sounding IUD. I would 100% get an IUD that was called something like "ThunderGuts" and came with one of those Detroit type "this is America, we don't worry about being fancy, we just get the damn job done" commercials.

You are correct that Oregon acted legally. Oregon also acted deeply unethically (both in taking advantage of the absurd system and failing to inform the student - and the professionals working for the school - of this legal reality), and the law is a terrible, terrible law.

Yes, they are still discoverable, but the point here is the school didn't have to go through discovery. It just handed them over to counsel without any oversight by the court or the plaintiff. If I sue you because of a car accident, the doctor doesn't hand over the records to all our lawyers. We'd go through the usual…

Suh-wiiiiiiiiiiiing and a miss. They didn't get the records through the legal processes required by the courts as a result of her filing suit. They just said "whelp, we have access to these so we'll be looking at all of them on our own terms, thanks very much" and walked off with them. That's a crucial distinction.

Some cats like being outside, even in the winter.