A horrifying indictment of the criminally negligent piano-moving industry, the failures of which have plagued this great nation for TOO LONG! #georgeclooneynespressocommercail...
Dear Page Six,
Mischa Barton isn't the only person on the planet who needs someone else to fix her coffee in the morning. There's a small business named Starbucks dedicated to that, you might have heard of them?
Oh, that is SUCH a ten-year-old's reaction to Michael Sheen's Twilight casting -- "BUT IT WAS MINE, DADDY!" Sooo cute. I'm sure she quickly figured out the upside to his taking over her fandom, though :)
Is anyone else uncomfortable with this Jordan "rape" story. Because all I can think is that the whole thing seems made up to get attention, which is intolerable, but also makes me feel guilty because I am keenly aware of the problem of rape victims not being believed.
@pumpkinsoup: Thank you. This, coupled with the story Anna N. just posted about a case of a woman being criminally charged after recanting apparently false rape accusations just makes my day, not.
@theKP: @theKP: I'm confused about why she attacked him. I mean, the door wasn't locked and it was an accident. Then again, it's Courtney Love, and there's no rational thinking there.
"the Lord has so much of a bigger crown in heaven for me"
Alright, Barbie, what the hell church do you go to that you think there will be sparkly accessories waiting for you in heaven? Where is the "pretty pretty princess accessory clause" in the bible? I only pick on this because I don't think she's being figurative. I feel like this is a girl (yes, "girl," honey. grow up if you want to be called a woman) actually believes in an afterlife where she will be gifted sparkly jewelry and pretty dresses tailored by Jesus himself.
Carrie-- yes, we need to be civil to one another. This is impossible to do when you deny someone their CIVIL rights. For fuck's sake woman. I'm starting to really wish Jesus loans you HIS crown. You know, the one with all the pokey thorns?
So is that you handle the plural form of the word "passerby?" Makes sense. I always thought "passerbys" seemed awkward, but doing otherwise flew in the face of all I knew about plural forms.
@whynotshesaid: In a magazine at my high school, the people in charge introduced themselves in their introductory letter as the "Editor-in-Chiefs". It did not bode well for the magazine.
@ytuhermanotambien: I have a hard time believing he said that, considering ... well, you know, most of the roles he's taken. He always seems to be up for anything.
@ytuhermanotambien: I was surprised by that. I don't think of Johnny as the kind of guy who will wiggle around on a dance floor doing whatever, but he seemed like he'd be able to do a little something. What a party pooper.
@lilbobbytables is a la-di-da feminist: I've never understood how people can pick out baby names before they see the baby. What if the name doesn't fit? I couldn't even name a pet before I'd spent a few hours with it, let alone a child
@colormeroutine: Shit. Took me weeks to figure out a non-shelter name for my cat. I know my parents went in with a few picked out ahead of time...and then promptly went with none of those.
My childhood choice of name? Probably would have been a throwdown between Rainbow Chocolate PuppyBasket or just straight up Batgirl
@CynicalPink: Ha, my parents did the same thing. That was actually my fault though, because they had one name picked for if I was blond like my father and one picked for if I was dark like my mother, and then I went and popped out as an unexpected redhead and sent them back to the drawing board
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Mischa Barton isn't the only person on the planet who needs someone else to fix her coffee in the morning. There's a small business named Starbucks dedicated to that, you might have heard of them?
Forever blowing your mind,
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2. Bunch your skirt up around your waist rather than dropping it down. It makes the ninja toilet bikenjutsu much easier to execute.
We all know you could totally have taken that guy if you hadn't been at a disadvantage.
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Alright, Barbie, what the hell church do you go to that you think there will be sparkly accessories waiting for you in heaven? Where is the "pretty pretty princess accessory clause" in the bible? I only pick on this because I don't think she's being figurative. I feel like this is a girl (yes, "girl," honey. grow up if you want to be called a woman) actually believes in an afterlife where she will be gifted sparkly jewelry and pretty dresses tailored by Jesus himself.
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It may or may not be cooler than words can describe.
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Aaaaaannnnd, I'm a total dork.
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Edited to add: Aaaaaannnnd, I'm right there with ya in dorkitude.
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Now, let us go be word dorks together.
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Grammar dorkitude is always acceptable!
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My childhood choice of name? Probably would have been a throwdown between Rainbow Chocolate PuppyBasket or just straight up Batgirl
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