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Asking for help is not manipulative at all. Especially when you need it.

Good news: Neil Gaiman is working on The Sandman series with Netflix! Bad news: David Goyer is helping.

Julie's grandfather died this morning ... and it's her birthday. If that wasn't bad enough, her parents are trying to convince her not to come, saying it's just not necessary. They know she's emotional and they don't want to deal with her being upset. They're disgusting and I'm tired of it.

Mad Max Fury Road is still a treasure of the highest caliber and I will love it forever and ever.

I agree, but it's annoyingly their go-to. But they did do something about Super Mario Maker's multiplayer, so that was our Nintendo miracle this summer.

I'm at Harris, Warren, or Castro.

It's a free-for-all; lay it out if you still feel it happening. EDIT: Why do I sound like a beatnik?

You know where stopping with meds eventually leads. That's already taking a deliberate step from suicidal ideation to planning. Meds are never perfect. (I do NOT want hugs for this; I am bringing it up solely for Nick's sake.) Julie's meds have needed adjusting four times in the last three...

And to connect this with my post, this method shows our government lacks understanding of the cultures involved.

Are you Daenerys? Cause that shit's known. (I was in the process of deleting that while you posted; that's why it's gone)

Asylum isn't a binary of valid vs not valid. Even suggesting that is shorthand for "I don't know what I'm talking about." You got - people not claiming asylum who SHOULD, but rumor says if you do, you'll get deported - people coming and should NOT, but rumor says if you do, you'll get into the...

Maybe she only heard about it many years later. It was powdered sugar, but we didn't know that until after the lab confirmed no one was going to die. The FBI got involved and then we didn't hear from her for a long time. She'll be seeing the police soon.

Good idea!I I'm going to the grocery store! (Also the letter turned out fake again, so no danger.)

She's been back at work for all of 90 minutes and now there's a letter from the psycho lady who did an anthrax scare to our office years ago. Just a lovely day. :)

There's a full medical facility, but they sent her to a hospital anyway. She's passed out before when getting blood drawn, and never woken up in a hospital. I'm probably going to have to start going with her, and would have had I been at work today since it's downstairs, but everything worked...

Julie is anemic and passed out when blood was drawn today. The blood place freaked out instead of understanding that an anemic person might pass out, so now on top of my reduced hours, we get to pay for: - ambulance - hospital fee - EKG - the initial blood draw - and MORE blood being drawn to...

Kids in one section lost a lice comb, so the guard took all their bedding away and made them sleep on concrete. Must've been a $2,000 lice comb.

Soap and toothpaste cuts into profits.

"Budgetary concerns" I don't know what it is now, but years ago it cost $87 a day to house a person in ICE detention, and due process was to be quickly moved through so they could stop costing money. And now costing 10 times that to not bother with due process or ICE facilities. I want to do...