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Multiple rehab stays didn’t work for my mom - when she didn’t have wine she’d drink cough syrup and mouthwash. She went to AA faithfully but still struggled for the rest of her life. She died of alcoholic dementia and it was truly awful. My dad’s liver failed so he quit finally -… Read More

#36 - Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil is worth it for The Lady Chablis if nothing else. She was a wonderful performer, and she’s an absolute delight in the movie. It’s beautifully shot too, watch it with the sound off if you must but enjoy it as a gorgeous tour of Savannah… Read More

@Radar’sTeddy Read an interview with a tattoo artist once: asked if he’d tattoo swastikas/other horrible symbology he said “of course, and I’d tell them to get it huge and somewhere easily visible like a hand or neck - if they want to let people know immediately that they’re dangerous… Read More

Maybe it’s a terminology issue between then and now? It’s just a funny way to phrase things - it makes it sound like all the food was overcooked and they didn’t know what vegetables were. The chicken under made to order would be be the least icky thing to pre-cook since you don’t… Read More

So many questions about 12: why are they New Vegetables? Why don’t they serve Old Vegetables/ just Vegetables? What’s with only 3 things being Made to Order - is everything else pre-cooked? Very confused and kind of grossed out TBH.

This isn’t what the people who started the country intended by using “America” in the name. They were very clear about this. [United States] differentiates the structure of government (republican) from the UK (constitutional monarchy). [Of] literally means “a part of a whole.” [America]… Read More

Calling the US “America” has really only been in the zeitgeist post-Teddy Roosevelt. Founding Fathers etc. used “the Republic” and “the Union” and Columbia like in the capitol’s name. It’s tied up a lot with imperialism (what up Guam, Puerto Rico etc - you know, other countries the… Read More

Louisebambi1989- RunPee! Best app ever: gives you the best pee times plus summaries of what happens during those scenes so you don’t miss anything, it tells you if there’s a post credit scene so you don’t wait around for nothing, and summarizes the first few minutes in case you’re… Read More

#21 is right about Wadi Rum - it’s out of this world… literally! Picture a Hollywood movie set on Mars - what you’re picturing is actually Wadi Rum. It’s where they film “outdoor scenes” for most of them. The most strange and beautiful place I’ve ever been hands down.

Yeah it was a funny way to grow up! I never realized it was weird until I got older. It definitely made me pretty chill I think - and I’m really good at making eye contact with people and not glancing down!