This may be the most Jezebel-ian response yet.

I have found the Mexican food in DC to be severely lacking. Somebody please disagree and point me toward some good Mexican/Tex-Mex food in DC, cause I am in need here.

I have always figured as much. Still don’t do roller coasters.

These are the questions I always have. I tip every day—I don’t assume the same person is cleaning my room the entire time I’m there. I’ve left a tip at the front desk and included a note with my room number and crossed my fingers it got to the right person. I have no idea about your other two questions.

These are the questions I always have. I tip every day—I don’t assume the same person is cleaning my room the entire time I’m there. I’ve left a tip at the front desk and included a note with my room number and crossed my fingers it got to the right person. I have no idea about your other two questions.

Absolutely.

Fuq the Iron Throne. This is what I need for the final season!

Berry Donds!

YES!

Thank you, Damon. I needed a laugh today.

Tell it to my heart!

Absolutely. The last eight months have been a real eye-opener.

Rolling backpack are extremely uncool.

Well said.

I know. That was my first thought, too.

The Lepore book is great. It was a weird complicated situation.

Exactly.

I have stopped eating at Panera because of their stupid ads talking about eating “clean.” Seethe!

I understand that it is helpful to be mindful about your eating but smacks of overthinking food as much as constantly counting calories. Sometimes you just want a damn candy bar and you should have to go through some elaborate flow chart (am I just lonely? am I bored? am I stressed?) to eat a damn candy bar.

No effort to lose weight (and I’ve tried many) has ever depressed me as much as Weight Watchers. I know they are effective for many people, including people I know, but they go full throttle into the idea that it’s all about the number on the scale.