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I assume that the person thought that it was presented like a twist, when it was clear she would end up with him, and that's why it was 'disappointing' because it wasn't a twist at all.

Hello from Texas, where we have to boil our water because the water treatment plant froze so badly that it couldn't treat the water and it's now contaminated with bacteria and barely a trickle comes out of the faucet. Just getting buckets of snow to melt and put into the toilet tank… Read More

We had the same country music rule in our house, but not because my dad grew up in a small town. He's from Detroit. I just think he HATES country music and didn't want to listen to it, which means I don't listen to it now as an adult, except for maybe The Chicks.

Like Courtney Stodden and Doug Hutchinson... she was 16 and he was 50. Her mother gave her permission to marry him. 😬 He was in The Green Mile, The X-Files and Lost. They only divorced last year.

Anna Paquin and Jeff Daniels from The Squid and the Whale (2005). She was like 23 at the time and he was 50, so like a 27 year age difference? Added creepiness level was that they played father and daughter in Fly Away Home in 1996. -_-

I am from TX and #15 is something I hear fairly often from students who attempt suicide and seek help (from medical and other professionals). They tell me that these adults 'counsel' them by telling them they'll go to hell, so .... fuck organized religion.

Yeah, I had an incident with a student a few years ago where a high school boy (9th grader) told me to "go back into the kitchen and make him a sandwich." I called him out on it and BOY did I get slapped down hard by the male principal and the kid's father. The dad YELLED at me… Read More

Uhm the idea of an actor/actress playing love interests in one movie and parents in another movie, no matter the age difference, makes me ~super~ uncomfortable. The only other example besides #17 that I can think of is Jeff Daniels & Anna Paquin in Fly Away Home (Father/Daughter)… Read More

Are they sure the paparazzi did this and not someone who's angry that she's LGBTQ? (Not that I don't think the paparazzi aren't capable of such behavior, just that I want to be sure that the correct person is held responsible.)

You could avoid the baby name thing altogether by just... not telling anyone what names you've picked out before the kid is born. Let them find out when you announce it! UNLESS... you're picking a common/popular name, then it's a given that someone else is going to use it for their… Read More