@flyingmouse29: They were kind of parallel but angled towards me, yes

@Olivedaye: That is absolutely terrifying.

@ChloeSF: Nothing happened when I was younger, but in my early teens I started to notice weird occurrences. The very first thing happened my freshman year of high school when I had a sleepover, and several girls brought cameras and took pictures. When they got their photos back, there were pictures in two separate…

Here's my true spooky tale: I grew up in a San Francisco Victorian that is over 100 years old, and I know nothing about the occupants previous to the time my parents moved in thirty years ago, so I can’t attribute the various strange experiences to anything in particular. . .

@prettywithapistol: My mom, Margo, had a similar experience with a Ouija Board, and she also didn't share it with me until recently.

@lanersg: Me too! The absolute best was during the presidential elections. NO Sarah Palin ads; it was a godsend.

@Edie Spencer: He IS a Tory, but I have to share my experience... I'm a die-hard liberal (socially and fiscally) from San Francisco, but I worked for him at Parliament when he was an MP, and I have to say that I was incredible impressed with him, personally and politically. I was terrified to work with a bunch of…

@BeetsGoOn: I'm not commenting on your personal results, but in the science of using white vinegar to reduce yeast. It's extremely risky

@Sox: Hey I'm a San Franciscan in London too! But for me it was absolutely love at first sight.

Let me chime in to say London, as well. I went to uni there, then worked at Parliament for a year, and it was the most amazing, exciting, challenging, interesting, vital time of my life. Since I've moved back home to San Francisco, where I grew up, I've felt sort of caught in a rut, despite the fact that I have an…

@BeetsGoOn: Oh gosh, do not use white vinegar! It can actually make things worse because the yeast can feed on it. You must have "the mother" in the vinegar to attack the yeast, which is found in apple cider vinegar.

@quatrevingtquatre: You worked for her? She's my current boss lady! It's going to be fun watching this smackdown from the inside... because I'm pretty confident it WILL be a smackdown (though of course, I'm biased).

@lucysnowe: They are doing the epilogue. Here are the pics (I sort of wish they weren't, though... yikes). [www.worstpreviews.com]

@ponycyndi: As a Chloe myself, I never had that problem. Actually my name never got picked on at all! (Ha, is it obvious that I'm sort of miffed it's on here?)

@the glamwich: Take a look at 1:44 as well as 1:47 - 1:50... I don't think that's "run of the mill" jazz class choreography. It's HYPER-sexualized and the outfits just serve to exacerbate that. I am so, so creeped out. Love their fouettés, but that's about all I enjoyed about this video.

@Mnemosyne: Me too, fellow Chloe, me too.

Ugh, this pisses me off. I'm a 27-year-old named Chloe and I love my name. Growing up, I used to be devastated that there weren't little personalized license plates with my name on it, but now I prefer that to the backlash of its growing popularity...