InNOut is better than most wedding food anyway. I think you go the better end of the deal.

but but! if I put my cat in a carrier it's all plastic and ugly and I can't show off my cat and people won't take pictures of it. :(

I can't tell you how many times I've worked on a project for a boss (especially when that boss is a principal) and put a ton of effort into it only to have them not give a shit, and it wasn't an act, either.

Gallbladder pain is the W O R S T. This happened eight weeks after my daughter was born and I found gallbladder attacks to be so. much. worse than unmedicated late stage labor. (well, I had an epidural, but it didn't work, so.)

They didn't actually lie. They just put "Miss America was kicked out of her school for hazing" right beside "here is what we heard from a source that some sororities do that's hazing" which, someone skimming and not closely reading could easily put those two things together and come up with "Miss America did this…

Because that wasn't happening in her sorority, "someone" said that "everyone knows" that "some sororities" do this.

University code of conduct standards don't require "beyond a reasonable doubt" like criminal cases do; it's more like "preponderance of evidence". It's why a university can expel a student suspected of sexual assault even if there isn't enough evidence for criminal charges.

I had nausea/vomiting and sudden onset of unrelieved pain and I thought it was a heart attack...and it was my gallbladder, which was full of stones and about to rupture (though it took 3 trips to the ER to figure this out). So it might not be your heart, but still something to get checked out ASAP.

Yeah. It's mostly because ensembles take up a TON of a music student's schedule (and non-music students, too; many ensembles have half or more of their membership of students of other majors) and if you actually gave them the amount of credit equal to the work they put in, they wouldn't have room to take classes they…

that solar system placemat KILLS ME. just shoot me now, it's a crying planet.

I love how the sun is like :D

I was also disappointed in the ugly ring. In the book, Jamie used his father's ring for the ceremony and then she gave it back because it was miles too big, and then when they get back to Lallybroch, he has another ring made and it's lovely. And not made from a damn key. That's just cheesy.

I don't know how it works at every school, but it was a class at ours, since it was taught by a tenured professor. It was a one-credit, one term class. (one credit for nine hours of rehearsal a week and 12 hour game days!)

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HDU ask them for their ID! Of course, if someone fraudently accessed their account they would yell at you because WHY DIDN'T YOU ASK THEM FOR ID.

I used to be an assistant for a marching band at a large state U. One of my jobs was to take attendance before each rehearsal and game. We did this by scanning student IDs, which is an efficient way to manage 300+ people. Kids would just... NOT BRING THEIR ID. Which is so stupid. Like, you use it for everything.…

I guess... I don't know. Why would he have another ring made when this one is supposedly made from a key to Lallybroch? I don't mind changes when they're necessary for better plot flow and a lot of things don't translate well from page to screen but this seems silly.

I am irritated about the ugly ass ring. He used his father's ring in the book and then got her the pretty thistle ring when they get back to Leoch. They have replicas of this ugly ring for sale in the "outlander store" and they're $249!!!!! R U SERIOUS. i had a replica of the thistle ring made yeaaaaaaaaars…

her face there was gr8.

Right. I'm just saying, "so and so got kicked out for hazing" doesn't automatically mean "forced pledges to sit on newspaper and watch lesbian porn".