Regardless, ridicule isn't the right response.

Heh no worries. Happens to the best of us.

For fuck's sake.

Yeah, but I heard somewhere on Google that there's like literally zero autism in those big squished out looking areas. Several of my Facebook friends agreed, and they're really awesome parents who have totally done their research. It's not like they're rednecks or anything, they're really well educated people.

I would looooove for this movie to take a more subtle approach to the terror. Just keep a handful of signifiers in the background - no lingering camera shots, no on-the-nose foreshadowing - like a clown on a shelf that slooooowly loses its hair and changes as the film progresses. A clown that nobody on screen notices…

It could be the lighting. Big blue eyes with dark blue - maybe? - lines across them could make for a decent Old Timey "this was your grandpa's favorite" kind of toy.

Warning about those Vizio TVs: Look at the model number before you buy. And if you order online, look again before you open the box.

Warning about those Vizio TVs: Look at the model number before you buy. And if you order online, look again before…

"I hope this wouldn't happen, but this opens the door to it: an individual has sex with their wife while she is unconscious — or he, the only other way around, if that's possible, I don't know. But a prosecutor could then charge that spouse with rape."

And if the mercury was too questionable for childhood vaccines, then why is it safe for the flu vaccine, something people get year after year.

I don't care what schedule you use as long as it gets done.

1. Its a choice if you choose to trust the experts then thats up to you.

It is all paranoid people completely and utterly misunderstanding data and refusing to trust the experts whose fucking job it is to analyze it properly. This "I'm sure these people have done their research" thing is EXACTLY THE PROBLEM. This arrogant fucking "the general public has no idea! I've researched! I'm…

Try dosing her with antipsychotics?

That said, I'm also a major supporter of fully public education, so barring people from accessing that system is a bit creepy to me - it seems like punishing the child for the fringe views of his/her parents.

I see your point. And I'm OK with a school that has a student (or students) who could legitimately die from nut exposure ban peanuts for those students who could reasonably come in contact. Or even ban them completely...it's just peanut butter, so whatevs.

Just caught the rest of this.

I'm curious about how many schools actually have banned peanuts outright. Google turns up a ton of stories over the past 7 years of schools banning / facing backlash, but a running total is tough to come by.

Plenty of public schools ban peanut butter outright because of allergy concerns.

Agreed on all counts.

Then in 2002, Wolfson, originally from Chicago, moved to Arizona where he met his wife, a chiropractor, who "opened my eyes."