Idk I kind of expected celebrities to stop going to Clippers games. I mean, the owner is still making money off of all of it, right?

They get to sit inside and look fab, unlike being out in the cold/rain (football) or hot sweaty sun (baseball).

Same in America. I thought this had BEEN a thing.

Amanda Palmer was calling it "crancing" about a year ago. I'm so sorry that I know this.

I would assume other birds and animals (like the local species they are trying to save) would eat it, too, and that would be a problem.

Agreed. "Crazy" is not a specific term, so nobody/everybody fits into that category. I have no issue with it. Honestly, I had to look at the comments hoping that somebody would point out her "ableist" language, because I had already read that article 3 times looking for it.

you mean cisgender.

Me too!

Why is this so quiet?

And Fiona already spit in the cop's water in the first (or second) episode. She's used this before.

Are we even sure she was infertile? I mean, that witch hunter probably didn't want to have a witch kid. Maybe he sabotaged it.

Ugh that guy looks like a serial killer with makeup on. I don't get it and I never will.

What is happening?

I'm truly sorry to get you so upset that you felt the need to type that last sentence. I think the father is out of the picture. I was also under the impression that the mother wasn't home at the time of the incident, but I could have missed that.

You are blaming the absence of a father, meaning that the mother obviously can't do it on her own. If I'm wrong, please clarify.

I shared a similar thing on another thread. We are so lucky that we never hurt anyone! It makes me so sad to think about this poor girl and her family.

I've definitely held a knife to my younger sister when I was 14. Same story. Our parents worked a lot, I made dinner and watched her and my baby brother. I felt like she was irresponsible on purpose so she wouldn't have to do any of it. I felt (at the time) like I should have been hanging out with my friends. I never…

So now we are blaming the mother for being a single working mom? What?

This is more common than I'd like it to be. I've encountered a few grad school professors who are just looking to expand their fan base instead of teach/mentor.

I think the point here was the typo in the article.