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Dr. Travis and Sarah. He gave her a ring that she wore on a chain. Of course, they basically broke up immediately afterward, so.

Oh, and don't forget the (always fun!) "Oh, she loooooooves you," or worse, when he's SO not into you that he avoids you.

My impression of him is that he is no better or worse than most people, but when he does something questionable, it gets written about.

Yeah, I very much don't believe in ghosts, but he's sort of been hinting that I should go and I've sort of been hinting that maybe I will.

I'm an Akroyd girl myself. Still, I like that at least I already know what I'll be complaining about if/when we break up.

I would gladly get frisky with a young Dan Akroyd. But in this case, I mean he is a paranormal investigator (hobby). He says calling him a ghostbuster is offensive and dismissive, so I no longer do it . . . to his face. :) Perhaps I am more his enemy than he is mine, ha!

I think it was you, because I like your sn and remember seeing it before. The boy owes you roses!

In 1988, he would have been 24. Yes, he was legally an adult and she was still a minor, but if you think about the variations in how people look as they age, it's very possible to misjudge someone's age. Sixteen year olds can easily look like adults—I met a seventeen year old that I'd guessed at 26 just this weekend.

Earlier this spring, somebody here on Jezebel said that the secret to OKC dating was to pay attention to the Enemy rating and not the Match rating. I listened, and starting responding to/messaging guys who were below 15% my "enemy" regardless of match score and BOOM! I've been dating an ok dude since April and even

Gladly. I could do a "how to date a ghostbuster" thread, ha!

Is it just when you're doing the dishes/running the water? Because maybe it has something to do with iron in the water/static electricity/etc.

Yes. The guy I am dating is a paranormal investigator and I haven't dumped him yet, which is NOT NORMAL.

No posters in my apartment, but in dorm I had a poster of Marilyn Monroe wearing camelhair coat (in NYC probably), which I liked bc it was beautiful without being sexual. I had a Vertigo poster that had been a Christmas present when I was going through a Hitchcock phase, despite not having seen Vertigo at the time. I

YES, me too! A few months ago, I was talking about ADD to my parents, and explaining that I'm always thinking about AT LEAST three things at the same time, which is why I go so quickly from tangent to tangent. They looked worried and asked me what three things I was thinking about, and I kind of panicked because I

Yeah, it's a method they try so they can't be "friendzoned." It supposedly makes sure that you know that 1) He is sexual (supposedly some guys suck at putting it out there that they like sex and would like to have sex with you), and 2) That sex is expected, and friendzoning him is not an option (you're either sleeping

I bet you he is a pick-up artist.

Oh man, I feel like I know that guy . . .

The headline of the Atlantic Wire piece is kind of bullshit. Kerry Washington doesn't work in the magazine business. She doesn't have to fix the industry's problem. It's the magazine publishing business, and to a lesser extent, magazine consumers, who need to fix their diversity problem. Not the actresses they

Solution: lightweight bamboo spoons.

I always pictured her as being a blend between Anna Wintour and the lady who played Tonks in Harry Potter.