@jobell it has improved by virtually every measure. 

You speak of it like we can only do one thing or the other. 

@ican'tthinkofone me either. 

@adrians 'This isn't a new thing' - it's an episode of How I Met Your Mother in 2010. And I'm sure it pre-dates that. 

So this has nothing to do with her breastfeeding then?

@poodletime terrorism has a definition, this doesn't really meet it. 

@simple simon I don't think that's true at all. The most common fraud is opportunistic, people exaggerating the value of their possession. 

@anonymous how does it seem ideological?

@gu3st perhaps, from what I've seen she's not in the same category as an actor, but she has time. 

I guess the other side of it would be if there's no sexual chemistry there you've wasted 3 months. 

@simple simon yes, but it's generally used for things that are borderline illegal, not usually for obvious crimes. 

@anonymous NHS, the Mayo Clinic and WebMD all disagree with you. 

@babble yes, I believe her much more than I believe him, but that's not enough in a criminal court. 

@poodletime they are. 

'I did a dodgy and pretended to our insurer that I lost my engagement ring and subsequently got paid out' - This isn't a 'dodgy', this is a crime!

Takes me back to 'We did it Reddit' when they misidentified the Boston Bombers. 

@gu3st I have statistics to back many of my opinions up, don't need a wheelbarrow.

@anonymous this guy had schizophrenia. That is a disease, very different from what you're suggesting. 

@anonymous it's enough and he didn't spend any time in prison??

@anonymous I don't think you can rely on a fiction book to predict outcomes in real life.