I always thought I hated vegetables, but then I discovered brussel sprouts and a few other non-carrot/broccoli items.

Agreed! You should enjoy spending time / doing activities / eating / whatever with your spouse. I don't understand people who are married and don't like spending time with each other because they enjoy other things? But, I guess to each their own.

Thank God you got out of there!

I love my Nars lipstick. That is all.

I'm a pro-choice Democrat who agrees with this assessment.

I liked Midnight in Paris, but otherwise I usually cannot stand them.

The color of some of the lakes is amazing.

Pamukkale is awesome!

"between the inimitable Olivia Pope and a crusty white Republican who's as stupid as Dubya but with less sex appeal."

Well, I wouldn't go so far as to call her an idiot for not having sex in the fantasy suite. I mean, you could always "get engaged" on the show, then have sex, then break it off, which I think only like a small minority of contestants have actually gone through with the wedding part.

Agreed! Have sex, maybe it's good, maybe it's not, maybe it's like totally weird and then you know that you don't want to marry that person.

#notallrepublicans

*fist up*

Yesssssss. Whenever the second season is back out, I'll sign back up for Netflix. (I usually rotate between Hulu and Netflix so I don't get bored with stuff - although Netflix' lack of commercials is clearly superior.)

They were seen dancing and flirting, but their relationship is unconfirmed. (Don't ask why I know this.)

Yes!

Confession. I'm in my 30s and looove Lorde's album.

Personally, I have never subscribed to any religion and my family raised us kids as secular Christians. It's an oxymoron, I know. But, culturally, we celebrate Christmas and Easter, but those holidays have shit to do with Jesus in my house. Mostly, they're about family and eating. I think I consider myself more of an…

No. She wrote this:

I'm having a hard time explaining this, but basically you might believe that are controlling forces at work in the world, but that theses forces are not rooted in the world's religions (i.e., it isn't the God of Judeo-Christian myths)