I hate to sound like a conspiracy theorists, but I wouldn't be shocked if some of these were Wb interns masquerading as commenter (and yes, I'm still calling it the WB).

This is THE WORST and you know they will use it as an excuse not to do a female superhero movie for the next 30 years when it inevitably fails.

I hate New Girl and that enormous set of eyeballs they have as the lead character.

Your shoes are much cuter. It’s the sole that I dislike in the original photo.

I’m 30 and I eat food.

My house cat steps on my fucking nipple when she’s trying to climb up the back of the couch.

I only know of Karrueche Tran because of this blog. Hope her name never comes up in conversation, cause I have no idea how to pronounce it so in my head it’s phonetically “ca-ru-chee”.

Right? Way to make me feel old.

Also, on the list of things kids can experiment with, makeup is pretty much harmless. I wore some godawful eyeshadow colors and glitter and paste on crystals as a teen and it was a great phase to go through!

I love my Kindle and read tons (classics, fantasy, silly books, whatever strikes me). I read 30 books a year, verified by my Goodreads account so it’s way more than average.

Think it would work if you told them it was a man’s shirt? They can’t prove a woman wears it.

I bought a men’s razor, which I actually think is really cute and my favorite blue color.

Photoshop? And good lighting.

That’s a very sweet tradition, ruined by Scientologists!

I read somewhere that if you go even once for fun you should give them fake contact info. There are tales of people being telemarketed decades after meeting them.

I dislike the Bushes, but this appears to be a mistake (a funny mistake, but a mistake from someone).

I don’t get parents who want to give their kids names that would bring them undo attention. I have an unusual last name (thankfully a very normal first name), and hated having to pronounce it/explain for people every year at school.

I should’ve, but I was a very naive 23 year old. I was just stunned. But at least I knew enough not to go!

So does this mean the SNL castmembers in this video won’t be invited to the annual Scientology recruitment lunch for celebs?

Yeah, you're right. They should give it to a uniformed cop on the scene who I would believe could say something like that (or even the ever-present landlord).