Oh my God, I just googled him. I'm fairly certain he weighs the same as my smallest standard poodle. Poor thing.

That's amazing. I have no photo shop skills so I'm impressed.

See the graceful unicorn in her natural habitat- the couch.

Standard poodles.

I free-feed my dogs because they're a breed that does not overeat. They eat when they're hungry and leave food alone when they're not. This is why I have dogs and not children.

That's interesting. It makes sense, but I would have never thought there was a cultural taboo based upon it.

Why? Is the religion against tattoos? Or are you just referring to the forced tattoos that certain Jewish people (and others) received during the holocaust? I'm totally confused here.

Actually, I do believe one victim (a lawyer if I recall) is actually suing him for defamation. She's basically suing him for publicly stating that her story was a lie. It might be a neat little trick if it works out for her. I think it would be great if she could get him on defamation even though she can't get him…

I understand what you're saying in regards to the recent article about the killing of three Muslims, as I don't believe at this time there's any evidence that it was racially motivated. But, you're talking about historical crimes that were racially motivated. And you're right- everyone knows that. So why would you…

Really? That's the tone you got? I didn't get that at all from the article. I thought the author was basically pointing out that the Times was afraid to be historically accurate because it didn't want to offend people today (not that people today are to blame for the past). Irony = the fact that you are offended by…

Sins of the father and all that? When has that ever worked a justification for killing a child?

Yeah, I don't see this as ever being passed (obviously) or upheld under the commerce clause. How does this actually affect commerce? Even if it is movement of something or somebody across state lines, there no goods here or any other hook for commerce. In short, this woman is an idiot, but that's no surprise.

Exactly. They can't even put her first when it's her death at issue.

You're jumping to a lot of conclusions when you use the word "murderer." My understanding is that there is an ongoing investigation, but no arrests and no conclusions. In any case, you are obviously talking about a different aspect that I am. I am talking about whether her body is physically ready to let go. You…

Yeah, that part is totally strange. I don't know why you would want to tie her death to her mother's death.

No kidding. It's like my nightmare. My husband and I have already had the talk, although we are pretty young, and he has promised to never leave me in that state. I also have drafted a medical power of attorney for this exact reasons, which is also unusual for my age. But I watched my mom suffer in hospice for too…

She is ready. The only thing keeping her alive is the ventilator, which is breathing for her, and all the other tubes, feeding her, giving her liquids, etc. Taking her off of life support will allow her to pass whenever she wants. That may be right away, or she may hold on for a few minutes or hours. But if the…

Yeah, you know your book is batshit insane when Amazon puts a warning on it.

Yeah, unless it is a real geologist actually dating rocks and dinosaur bones. Because, you know, creation.

Well, the new head of the Environment and Public Works Department is a climate denier and believes that only God can change weather patterns. So, science isn't really a big thing with the repubs. But, hey, you can always blame shit on God. Your 3-month old died of measles because some shitbag didn't vaccinate their…