@everythingsfree: Thanks, edited! It's kind of hard to see on screen — I also had to enlarge to see the one of the older lady giving the boy a cell phone. Read more

@greatsheelephant: The husband has plead not guilty of rape. Read more

@amowls: group therapy is helpful because its with total strangers and you're not allowed to interact with them outside of therapy until you have left the group. Read more

@laureltreedaphne: That's not my intention at all. I consider her to be a victim of bullying. She MAY be a perpetrator as well, but it's a complicated story, and the texts actually show Treacy threatening her well before she mentions his brother. Read more

@Eresbel: Most sources I've seen say it's not that LGBT suicides have increased — it's that the problem is finally getting (at least some of) the attention it deserves. Read more

@ShaynaLK: Brinkman said his tips would work equally well for a boss, though I would think you'd need to be more deferential with your "bottom line." The part about establish common ground and giving the other person the opportunity to make a decision, though, still apply. Read more

@Maggie Larkin: She is rad. There are tons of great ones on the YouTube channel that I didn't include, I'm glad people are sharing them in the comments. Read more

@hopeleslie: I had a post-breakup cross-country move in mind as a narrative for this season, but you could be right. Although the mention of Andy could still be instructive for Bryce even if Andy and Patti were no longer together at the time. I do assume that the end of the engagement will be addressed at some point… Read more

@Greasy Thumb Guzik: To be fair, she disputes this summary of her position here: [dailycaller.com] Read more

@beastybeatsy: A 'toyboy' isn't a live-in boyfriend, its a much younger boyfriend, no? Read more

@LoSpaz: I said, "because they stack better that way." The right answer was apparently, "so you can get the pizza out more easily." I did not get hired, but I don't think that's why. Read more

@cait98: From Q13 Fox: "Disciplinary action against those involved could range from anywhere from an intensive alcohol education class to suspension or expulsion." Read more

@Queenjulie: Clarification added above. Read more

@cellardoor: I think it's pretty clear from the second half of my post that I'm extremely disappointed in what this campaign says to everyone. Read more

@FlawedHero: This is just a rundown of his life and career, as someone pointed out downthread. I'm not passing any judgment on these cases. What I do pass judgment on is his alleged abuse of power to harass women. Read more

@MrSparkly: I do mention some things women can learn: Women can discover that men are interested in talking to them — and in talking, in general — even if they're never going to bone. Both can figure out that members of the opposite sex are normal people worth getting to know — just like all their other friends. Read more

@vitajex: Aren't you "someone"? :) Read more

@IQ159: That's why I am your boss! Read more

@kiddabby: We definitely recognize the many valid concerns about the use of the term "mental retardation." However, this is the term that is currently in use in the section of the Virginia penal code that is relevant to Teresa Lewis's case. Read more

@PilgrimSoul: I agree, this is an important distinction. I do think individual Americans who are against the death penalty have more standing to criticize Ashtiani's punishment than, say, Hillary Clinton, who officially represents a government that sanctions capital punishment. Read more