I have not been drowned. Thanks for that though.

Ok, I chuckled.

Scary yellow woman here. Born amongst other yellows. Have a yellow sister, too.

Haha. Glad to be of service!

TM is for unregistered trademarks, in most instances people are looking for actually registered designation, but not always. (R) is for registered trademark filed with the federal office. TM still affords rights to the TM (or SM) holder.

Especially because you can slap TM on practically anything and say you are seeking trademark designation.

My comment exactly. But its lost on most people.

EDITED for being not funny.

There are programs in major cities. My friend founded one in Brooklyn: http://rightrides.org/

I refuse to believe I'm the only jezzie who patrons them golden arches for the illustrutive food product known as McGriddles!

Came here to say this!

I had the (un) fortunate luck to have an actual physical store in my nearest mall. So there was a lot of disappointed faces.

I just remember them being so low-hung I couldn't bend over in the dressing room to get my shoes on. Even at 16 I knew my crack wasn't supposed to show.

Personally, I make things for a living. Things that last forever. That are big and used by thousands of people a day. So a tattoo isn't even going to make me blink.

There are just too many squares (squares? friday. its friday.) with pants.

I totally wanted to be a dELiA*s model. But then I realized I was not white.

You can only have one person as your *sweetheart*? Not useful for me!

Ugh!! Worst day to have my Internet be down. My phone won't load the plug-in. Anyone know where else I can find the embedded video?

He's a writer damnit, not an engineer!

I saw your post a while back about removing microfiber from a cast iron pot with WD-40. What about removing melted fabric from my (albeit cheap) nonstick steam iron? I've already tried vinegar and backing soda.