KarlUrbanIsMyCoPilot
KarlUrbanIsMyCoPilot
KarlUrbanIsMyCoPilot

Heh! I was trying to explain to my officemate, who is more than 10 years younger than me and has missed all the cinematic classics of the late 80s/early 90s, why she had to watch The Commitments and Crying Game and Beetlejuice. She goes on Wikipedia and ruins them for herself and won't watch them now. Kids today!

That sounds like Shatner. You can clearly see the flirting Uhura and Spock had going on in the first part of season one, and then it was dropped completely.

I'm on jury duty, and wandering around the courthouse, even with a JUROR badge, I'm overhearing things I probably shouldn't. If any of you have lawyers, try to make sure they aren't calling you from a hallway.

I don't like the show, because I don't like the pressure they have on the participants to lose so much weight so fast, but damn if their Cardio Max DVD isn't a great workout.

I wouldn't mind having access to a treadmill desk at work. I wonder how to convince my employer? But I'd still want the option to sit, too.

I was going to say, "Michael Penn as in Aimee Mann's husband? Wow, I don't remember him looking like that". He seems to have missed out on the Penn genes entirely -I remember him looking more like his brothers.

Oh, I'm sure dogs can smell fear - and no matter how small, I'm afraid of being bitten.

It was pet free when I moved here 10 years ago, so it was aggravating that they suddenly changed their minds. The landlords don't even do anything when I report unsafe conditions (people leaving doors propped open), so I don't expect much from this, except it makes me even more determined to save money faster to buy

Ha! I do not (probably), but I will see if I can find it on YouTube- I think he's hilarious.

I do carry pepper spray, but it's usually buried in my purse. I would definitely sue her if I get bitten, but I haven't encountered her on the stairs since- she takes the elevator now, and I always take the stairs.

I appreciate you trying to improve his behavior! Most people wouldn't bother.

There's a guy a few floors below me that has an Alaskan husky. This dog seriously comes up to my waist! Way too big for an apartment. And he's a jerk, always screaming at the dog - who frankly behaves better than a lot of the other dogs here.

I will admit to being very scared of dogs and getting bitten. On the other hand, since the management company refuses to install another live-in super, the dogs are the only reason all the attempted burglaries in my area have not turned into completed burglaries, so their barking is good for some things!

I live in an apartment building with way too many dogs, and they lunge and growl at EVERYONE. Am I in a building with 30 irresponsible owners? Just by law of averages that shouldn't be possible. I had to stop on a landing one night on my way home because this lady and her dog were blocking the entire staircase, and

This is unbelievable. I was 10 days overdue (in the 1970s) and never once was induction of any kind or a C-section mentioned. They let my mom go until I was ready to come out. Are there any serious studies out there on the risk of vaginal birth after C-section? Like, are you at severe risk of rupturing something?

I see nothing wrong with that, as long as you don't let it expire. We had regular contests in my house as a kid, "Guess how expired this (fill in the blank) is!" Because my mom bought way too much in bulk.

I think a lot of the preppers are HOPING the end will come, because they have no savings for retirement, because they've spent many thousands of dollars (or more) on all their preps.

I agree with you. If you eat meat, it's hypocritical to get mad about this, except for the truth in labelling thing- if you expect it to be one meat, it should be. Mostly it's people thinking some animals are cuter than others, I think. I eat rabbit (which tastes just like dark meat chicken and turkey - honestly,

I liked the "Fly Like Menendez" the best. I'm assuming it's about Bob Menendez.

Seriously! I don't have faith in his ability to hold together a show for more than 2 seasons.