For the record, if I saw anybody do that, I’d immediately want to be their friend. Whadya say? Be my friend?

I think it upsets you because there, directly in front of you, stands the reason oppression is perpetuated. These are the members of the oppressed majority blithely celebrating and insisting upon their own subjugation.

I am still in the greys and this freak is in the black here on Jez.

I live on the West Coast. I had a suspicious lump in my breast that, based on the nosedive my health had taken, was likely a metastasized tumor. (Breast cancer runs in my family.) After seeing a doctor who suggested I get an ultrasound, after which I was given a referral to see a specialist, it took an additional three…

Or Madam Tussaud’s version of John Travolta, circa 1975.

“ ... laying on your back with your legs in the air splayed” is not only “grammatically unwieldy,” as you put it, Anna, but an embarrassingly faulty use of the present participle. Laying should never be used to describe the act of lying on a surface. Lay is transitive (it has an object) and lie is intransitive (it…

She signed on!

Yeah, Finn does seem to only be a decade or so old in terms of name popularity. Authors using temporally and/or culturally unrealistic names is a big pet peeve of mine. Naming characters is one of the most fun parts of being an author. Make me feel like you thought about it for more than five minutes, you know?

Yes. Emma Stone has been dead to me ever since I heard the casting announcement. Which sucks, because she was in my top five favorites.

Jessica Chastain?

I hope in another five years they give that book the adaptation it deserves.

I just don’t think she’s a particularly “present” actress. It looks like a decent actress **ACTING** to me. Therefore, I don’t like the majority of her films. (For example, don’t try to tell me she doesn’t look exactly like Anne Hathaway trying her goddamnedest to be SO SULTRY AND TEMPESTUOUS AND ALLURING YOU GUYS…

My mother never changed her last name. I had both my parents’ names on my birth certificate. Not hyphenated. Mother’s name listed first.

+1,000 stars for the Jurassic Park reference.

I find that guy insufferable.

He was good in Age of Adaline. Definitely didn’t seem like just some rando Harrison Ford lookalike they picked off the street. Solid delivery and really cute.

Anthony Ingruber needs to play this part.

Mindfucked would have sufficed. Referencing a hate crime for comedic effect and/or hyperbole is a shitty way to express yourself.

Maybe Mr. Robot is Elliot’s uncle?

In that episode, though, doesn’t Kevin (I believe that’s his name; the guy growing the premo weed) have a discussion with Mr. Robot about how he’s leaving because “that guy’s a junkie, I know it when I see it” or something like that? I feel like I remember them both referring to Elliot, sort of yelling at each other…