I converted my husband after we got married, so he was over 30. My little sister recently converted one of her friends and she is mid twenties. It's just so good!

^ Uncalled for.

@captainjackharknes I knew someone was going to say that lol

I knew someone whose son was a total escape artist and she couldn't keep him in a crib. She frequently joked about a velcro wall where she could just stick him.

I'm not an anglophile, but I do LOVE tea (and hate coffee). The brits got that right.

Update: being happy is now racist. :(

I'm assuming he only had to memorize words, not definitions.

You didn't edit the comment? Then who else could? Maybe it's a new way to censor cursing?

I loved that scene until I saw the meme. Now I can't unsee it.

I speak to from personal experience. I've had a close family member die while on duty and these are the exact flags that they give you and that most surviving family members display. I know it has been this way for at least 8 years, and I am sure much longer than that. I never said it was the ONLY thing the flag meant, and I know it has been more controversial because of everything that's happened in the past year. But of the people I know that have this on their car, they all do so to commemorate somebody they loved and lost. And I know anyone in my family would be deeply hurt to see it defaced like this.

That flag is to honor police officers, especially those that have fallen in the line of duty. So that person very may have well just vandalized someone's way of honoring somebody they loved and lost. This post makes me very sad.
*edit: see my response under all of guest_ comments*

Or don't, if you like your heart in one piece.

No pun intended? I'm going with definitely intended.