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I picked a fight with my cousin. He posted a link on Facebook to an article about the president wanting to make more illegal immigrants legal, which might just give them access to healthcare. My cousin (who is crazy-religious) was all in an uproar, so I posted on his wall "yeah, it's a good thing the Bible has that

@Raederle: WHERE DID YOU GET MY DIARY?!?!?

@outshone: How often do people call you Rachel? Because I'm a Rachel and I get Rebecca on a regular basis.

@ms.fortune: On the other hand, when I was followed by a truck while on my paper route (scroll down for the whole story), I didn't think they were trying to kidnap me. I thought they were trying to rape me in the back of their truck. I have no idea what they were planning on doing to the dog.

@SparklyTempest: I went to school with a Jenni4. I'm not kidding.

In our town, you couldn't be bused if you lived within, I think a mile and a half of the school. Except elementary school. We had to get bused or picked up in elementary school. But middle school was grades 5-8, and I had to walk. I minded it sometimes, but mostly because it was cold. The only time I ever felt in

@samethingwedoeverynightpinky: Some trash the dress photos are unoriginal or uninspired, but if you do a Google Image search you'll probably find those are in the minority, and have more to do with the photographer than the subject matter.

@samethingwedoeverynightpinky: It's about creating art. This isn't some "frilly dress," it's the dress they got married in and came to symbolize, to some extent, the love they share with their SOs, being an adult, or whatever other milestones they've got going on. This isn't about "romping around in the ocean," it's

@Beets.Go.On is the Fat Yogini: And you are projecting. You are saying that if you had a trash the dress session, that it would be conspicuous consumption. And that's fine. But if I did it, it would be creating art. When my photographer friend does it, it's a teaching/learning experience. And for these women, it

@Beets.Go.On is the Fat Yogini: You don't know how much they spent. Maybe those women sewed their own gowns or inherited them or got them at a thrift store. Also, I ate sushi for lunch and plan on pooping it out tomorrow. It has served its purpose. Although I don't plan on doing anything artistic with the poop.

@Beets.Go.On is the Fat Yogini: First, there's a really good chance that the dress can be cleaned and will be fine. Second, who are you to tell someone else what they should do with their belongings? A wedding dress especially is something with a lot of emotion tied up in it, and a lot of people are going to

One of my friends is a professional photographer and introduced me to this concept. I'm now really excited about doing a trash the dress session (disclaimer: I am not so much as seeing someone right now). It's about creating art, and I am all about that.

Anyone remember Leeroy in the Saturday Night Social a couple weeks ago, trolling for a woman to be his "muse?" See, Leeroy, this is why we got upset: DOGS are muses!

One wonders if women are more inclined to support government spending on social welfare because culturally, we're already expected to accept being taken care of, one way or another...

@lavenderstain: I saw this and was talking about it with my friends. Someone said, "which one was that?" and I said, "it's the one that men consider a horror and women consider a comedy." And everyone knew what I was talking about.