Not even 11am and I've already hit a 10 on the "Everyone is Demented" meter.

FFS, just read the article. This didn't take place in Boston. Actually, you don't even have to read the whole article, just the first sentence.

This is true. I have a hard time thinking like a rich person with personal assistants, I suppose.

Yes, that too! I guess if there's a will there's a way.

I can understand just being a regular, average citizen and not having a cell phone. But I'm surprised that SJP, being an actress and business woman, doesn't have one. Obviously, actresses and business people got by without them before they were common, but still. That just seems difficult.

Around here we have these:

It's okay. I really can't hold a grudge. I've been there before. :)

I'm a bit of a crier when it comes to TV. I only remember one time that I cried during SYTTD and it was when a woman with cancer found her perfect dress and had this beautiful wedding. And at the end of the episode they dedicated it to her because she had passed away a few weeks/months later.

Way to overreact and take what I said and apply it to every addict or person suffering from mental illness. I come from an entire family of addicts. At least 5 in my immediate family alone, so don't sit here and try to tell my I have no empathy or understanding.

"She sees her life as a sequence of events that have happened to her, not a series of results of choices she's made."

Watching this last night made me seriously sad. There have been so many times that I've wanted to smack this girl in the face for acting like a disrespectful little asshole, but I do not want to see her lose her life to heroin addiction. The finale as a whole was a real tearjerker, some happy tears and some not (Javi…

I was wondering about that! When I saw his last name is Mapother, I was curious about whether he was related to Tom Cruise. I can see the resemblance in their facial structure.

This is perfect. Both for the story and because it's Charlie Kelly.

There's over 2,500 guests at this event, so I think posting photos of everyone else would be a bit much. Plus I doubt most people care as much about what the wife of a random journalist is wearing, then they do about more famous, household names.

That blurry picture of Amanda Bynes looks an awful lot like Miley.

I just gave my husband a brief summary of this article and then told him to "come over here and look at this GIF someone posted in the comments" while laughing like a maniac. His only response was, "oooh".

I wish I had a cat that would even allow me to pet her more than 4 times, let alone dress her in a shark costume. Any costume really. Even just a hat. She would literally try to rip my face off and to be honest, I'm confident that she'd succeed.

Oh absolutely. It would never occur to me to do that, I don't think. I'd be too worried to get called out for straight up lying. I'd rather just admit that I don't know what the person is talking about. People are strange.

Aww, haha. See, that's exactly why I'd rather just feel slightly awkward and ask for a repeat. The consequences of just pretending you heard can be so much worse.

Haha. I literally googled "Kieffah" and then went to the images. I don't know if there are more but there a quite a few memes made of her saying things like that.