Volcanic eruptions are natural events that we can’t control, nor should we try. However, saying that they “wiped out our efforts to clean the environment” is pure bullshit. It shows a fundamental lack of understanding of basic math.

I know you can...my wife and I are doing it. But we would prefer to be there experiencing stuff with her, rather than hearing about the cool shit she did with Grandma.

And everyone would be a criminal

I don’t think so. I enjoy it quite often and have never had any intestinal trouble with it.

But no one wold know about it because no one would be able to tweet, facebook, post or text their outrage, meaning they’d have no outlet for it because speaking verbally is nearly impossible now.

Since when is our country being run by a dictator? Last I saw, it was a democratically elected president operating within the bounds of the rules and regulations of said position.

We have a brand new washer in our house (yes, I know, this isn’t about a single-family washer/dryer situation) but even on it’s eco setting, the wash cycle is longer than 28 minutes, closer to an hour. The dryer, also new, clean and able to dry in a single cycle, takes over an hour.

A ban would be another amendment, thus side-stepping that issue. Some poeple would be legitimately outraged, some would pretend to be outraged, some would shrug and go back to their bag of cheetos and some would cheer.

But we’re not talking about the long term, we’re talking about the time someone has actually schlepped his/her load of clothes down to the subbasement horror room only to find all of the machines in use, leading to the questions of “Do I wait for them to finish? Do I leave my clothes here and come back, hoping nothing…

I was the guy on college who went home every other weekend to do laundry at my mom’s house. I didn’t force her to do it, that’s just being a douche, but I definitely wanted to save the hassle of getting all the quarters, and either leaving my clothes in a public place where who knows what could be done to them by who…

If you can afford a nanny, then you can easily afford to have one parent stay at home and actually, you know, bond with the kid. My wife and I both work, and the cost of daycare (at least at the infant stage) was more than either of us made, so don’t even bring a nanny into the conversation. Luckily, my wife is the…

I’m also 32, and definitely remember the “pre-streaming video age.” However, I’d get bored looking at a single still image. Thus, I use my left hand because my right was busy clicking “Next” to go to the next picture in the series. I also like to read erotic stories, so I have to scroll. And now that video streaming…

I read once that hot water alone is enough to get hair to stand up, and since I started shaving in the shower with hot water, it has been a marked improvement. I have a lot of hair, and it’s very coarse and thick on my face, especially, and since using hot water, I get a smooth shave and no iritiation. So again, it…

Why? Hot water on my face, a few swipes with the blade, and my skin is hair-free and smooth. I don’t have a mess, I don’t have to buy cream, annd I can actualy see what I’m doing ass I shave versus hoping the cream isn’t covering any hair I want to keep.

I get a 5 o’clock shadow pretty early. I still only shave a couple times a week, because, screw it, I’m not meeting clients or anything, but I still don’t bother with the shaving cream. A moisturizing strip (that always wears off before I toss the razor blades) is more than enough.

On my phone, for some reason, it autocorrects “damn” into “Damon”. Really??

Yeah, I try not to spend money if I don’t have to, though there are definitely frivolous things I spend money on. That razorpit does look interesting though, and it’s inexpensive. ;-) Thanks

Except when I let the razor get way past its toss-date, I never experience razor burn or pimples, and I’ve got pretty thick hair on my face, along with a moustache and goatee that I need to reign in on occassion. I guess I’ve never experienced a problem that needed shaving cream as a solution.

How is adding unnecessary goop shaving properly? What does the cream do that hot water doesn’t do, other than obscure the hair you’re trying to remove? Especially if the razor blade you’re using has a “lubricating strip” built right into it.

I never thought this would happen to me, but...