My male boss brought doughnuts to work today for all the women who had to work. He knows.

"not offering an alternative does not negate a criticism of the strategy currently being used."

I think you nailed it - but I'd still have gotten the meds before I left. A UTI is nothing to mess with!

And yet Trump still wants to talk about it.

I give your our current president.

I kinda like the principal. The scene when he called the parents into his office to give them a report on the unfortunate kissing incident had me rolling, esp when he called out Madeline on how she'd passed down her busybody gene to her daughter.

Yes, fucking Harry the Hippo! Even Ziggy rolled his eyes when she was talking up how special he was.

This is how Jeff Sessions manages to get "reasonable" Republicans like Susan Collins on his side. He sounds so gentlemanly and genteel with that accent they forget that what actually comes out of his mouth is 150 percent more racist, sexist and homophobic than it sounds.

If he floats he's a witch! Burn him!

Are you talking about the shower scene? I noted her boobs for a minute, but then focused on hoping Perry wasn't going to choke her with that necklace. That scene scared me, but then I'm a woman so I was mainly afraid for her, not thinking, "great, she's getting some!"

Houses that have those huge windows and no curtains make me itchy and nervous. I would be so paranoid living in one, especially at night, when you can't see who might be lurking outside in the bushes.

I fell off the couch laughing at how HUGE those gift bags were. I guess Renata had some money saved to buy those instead of sending every kid in the class on an all expenses-paid weekend at Disneyland.

Then I'm even more confused by the comment from one of the Greek chorus calling him a layabout or deadbeat something similar. Deadbeats don't have office suites like that.

Was that her office he was hanging out in, or his own office? I missed the name on the door.

That first-grade teacher irritates the crap out of me. Like, I was against her from the first episode, when she thought it would be a great idea to publicly shame whichever kid choked Ammabella, with everyone in a circle ready to shout "J'accuse!" at a 6-year-old. I have always thought family trees were uncomfortable…

Ooooh, that's a great observation.

I wondered that too, whether Perry's confession about laying his hands on Celeste was calculated to make himself appear vulnerable or honest, when he was actually just manipulating to disarm the therapist. Even though he was the first to bring up the physical abuse, he characterized it as "I grabbed her by the…

I did, but I hoped I was wrong. I mean, I understand it's a well-worn trope in fictional drama (stepfather/daughter) but I really do not want this to happen, given how Ed's character is being built up.

I really, really hate Nathan, and his "Ed is scary! He's threatening me!" schtick is total bullshit. I didn't read Nathan's convo with Ed as threatening at all, just Ed's way of telling him to back the F off Madeline because he has no leg to stand on with regard to good parenting. Nathan's assumption that Ed was going…

I love these, but I grew up on them. I would never try to persuade someone to eat them unless they're VERY adventurous eaters. Mushing them into rice porridge is a good entry method.