It emphasizes baby wearing for both parents, regular snuggling with both parents, and dads doing everything for the baby except the actual breastfeeding. The article just kind of skips that bit.

Oh yes, I totally meant that—you could pick any consenting adult to have a civil union with. For instance, if he hadn't met me, my husband probably would have liked to have one with his mother, because she is single and has a difficult time handling her finances. He ends up doing much of it for her, and it's often…

Honestly, I know it's going to be unpopular, but I'm totally on board with that idea, at least for fraternities. I never met a single frat member in my entire university career who wasn't an utter asshole.

Yeah, about three minutes into the first date, I'm guessing.

I would absolute respond with, "Awesome! My hand is pretty small—I'm sure it won't hurt a bit! Meet you 2nite?"

I saw it on here and assumed it was a joke as well. I was stunned to actually see it on CNN.

I absolutely think the government should get out of the marriage business entirely. Couples who want to pay joint taxes and share other legal responsibilities should get a civil union from a judge, period. If you want to be "married," then you go to your church, synagogue, Internet minister, etc., and have your…

Yup. And health insurance from partners and their children. It's a shit sandwich no matter which way you slice it.

In fairness, we all indoctrinate our kids. Some people just choose to indoctrinate them with the idea of being nice to everybody, and some people don't.

I don't know about beer, but I frequently rinse my hair with apple cider vinegar, and it seriously does not smell like vinegar for more than about 60 seconds. My husband has a super-sensitive nose, and he says he can't tell at all when I've done it.

I was so proud to vote against this bullshit amendment, and I will be happy to tell my children that I voted against it. My six-year-old already knows that some people aren't allowed to get married even though they want to, and she is extremely sad that our neighbors, a couple who have been together far longer than…

And that's part of the reason my husband and I will probably be moving from eastern NC to Asheville in the next couple of years. Asheville is AWESOME.

African Americans who were eating at a lunch counter that was for whites only in Greensboro, NC. The white people poured food and drinks on them and screamed at them. That actual lunch counter is now on display in the Smithsonian, I believe.

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What on earth was the reasoning? Did they think your dog understood English? Were they worried he would develop a big ego if he was praised directly?

I clearly will never understand fashion, because to me, all of those are hideous. A thousand dead scales from a crocodile? Eww. A suit my grandma would wear to Applebee's for Sunday brunch? And what would have been a lovely purple gown if it weren't for the fact that it doesn't fit and has a giant bunch of floof…

I don't understand why the first wife would let them give her the flag—unless she's a total jerk, why on earth wouldn't she just tell the people who arranged the service to present it to the second wife? It's not as if there's some law requiring it to be given to a certain person; it's just a tradition.

Not the way she's holding the needle—that's totally wrong. But the fact that it's on an angle is not necessarily wrong.

No, they didn't all die in the initial crash. In fact, it's implied Hurley most likely outlived almost everyone else.

Huh, I just graduated from nursing school last week, and we were still taught to do an angled shot if it is necessary to ensure you stay in the fat. However, I've never had to do that, and 99% of the shots I give are insulin (or diuretics, which use the same size needle), and we just go straight it for those, like you…