My husband's rex rabbit was named Mr. Chewie Biteums. And he referred to him that way A LOT. I, on the other hand, started calling him Chewbert, because Chewie had to be short for something, right? Both my husband and the rabbit hated that. ;)

I have a friend who's cat's name is Steve. I don't normally go for common human names for pets (though I've always liked the less common ones) but he just looks like a Steve.

Yeah...I remember shopping in the "juniors" section at Hills way back in the early 90s when I was starting Jr. High, and wanting a jacket really badly...all they had left was size 0. I remember really loving the damned thing, but I bet if I saw it now it would make me cringe.

I can't imagine dating someone who's openly and vocally racist or sexist. But that goes along with not dating assholes - who wants to do that? And I haven't been happy dating anyone who doesn't read (I don't care what you read...but if you snottily tell me you "don't read," I'm going to think you're an idiot).

I want the dog from the header image.

My wedding ring is made of something called Tungsten Carbide. It's supposed to be practically indestructible. I am eventually going to destroy a glass door with it. Or it's going to slide off when I'm washing my hands and put out someone's eye.

I want to find a bunch of women who look like him - right down to the chest hair peeping out of the collar - and have them grab his parts. And see how he likes it.

I was the complete opposite - I regret very much not having more partners and more experience (and more fun!) when I was younger. So I guess it's a good thing I'm not having children..."Don't be like mama, girls! Get out there and get yours while you can!"

I am much more comfortable if I'm NOT wearing my sweats or yoga pants in front of other people. In fact, I hate those trips where I have to get up at stupid o'clock and don't have time for makeup. I'm just happier if I feel I look nice. That doesn't mean I dress to the nines for a flight or to ride Amtrak - it's…

I was just gonna say the same thing.

I always refused to date guys who didn't read. If you tell me "I don't read" I will judge you. Just so you know.

I ate there last summer on a visit. I loved it. The salad bar was awesome.

It's a restaurant in Minnesota, actually. I've been there. http://www.qcumbers.com/

Yes. My dad is "allergic" to air conditioning. :/

I don't understand why the challenges. It makes no sense to me. If you believe in a cause and want to garner support, why not say "Hey friends, I truly believe in this cause and don't feel it gets enough support. If you have a few bucks, why not donate? And/or pass along the link to your own friends? Here's more…

I've always embraced my pale skin and have never had a real desire to be tan. But then...I grew up watching people slather themselves in motor oil and bake until they looked like a vintage handbag, so....

This sort of makes my custom made costume obsolete...

The way I understood it was the She-Ra was intentionally designed to be softer and more feminine than He-Man because of the religious and moral views of the creators of both characters. Her powers were different (she had healing magic) and if you notice, she never once hits a person in her show - just robots.

Daphne was my favorite all through my childhood. And then they did the Wrestlemania movie. Daphne in love with Cena...I wrote her off after that.

I watched hidden video footage of a guy cutting off a lock with bolt cutters yesterday on the news (we have a bike theft epidemic in the DC Metro area). The same thing applies: you can do all the "right" things, like staying out of "bad" neighborhoods, not going to frat parties, never drinking or doing drugs,…