Because secular/non-religious people definitely face no prejudice in this country whatsoever and religious factions have never tried to legislate their personal religious beliefs onto the rest of us. Doing something visibly secular and having a sense of humor is definitely just about being “smug.”

I am almost 100% certain that this news is reprinted from 1996. It is just as interesting as the first time I heard it.

You came on pretty strong, though.

The only one I’ve seen thus far is that “maybe the fear of deep things is a legit fear so we should be sympathetic.” To which I would say, if you fear bowls, maybe don’t eat soup in restaurants?

The point of the story, though, is that they told her they couldn’t accommodate what she wanted (so they were very upfront about this), and she tried to bring in her own goddamn toaster.

If you really have Celiac and aren’t some kind of gluten-free trend follwer, it literally DOES make that kind of difference. I can’t kiss my boyfriend who has Celiac if I’ve been drinking beer for fear of cross-contamination. The thing is, he gets so sick if he is exposed, it is absolutely not worth the chance.

Urgh. I have no idea how we get people (and it’s not just men, unfortunately) to let go of the idea what women’s bodies need to be policed in a way that is so different to anyone else’s.

I think it was a fantastic job by the responsible people to prevent mass panic. They had no idea what was waiting outside until the police secured the area, and they had to get a huge amount of people out of the stadium without causing any panic. To wait until the game was over and then to open up the gates to the…

That’s ludicrous. Everyone who drives or rides in a car has a small chance of getting into a car accident—that really doesn’t mean that all those people have subconsciously decided what their course of action will be if that happens. Nor does it mean that anyone who has an accident is stupid, and that car…

“One woman said she gave her child up for adoption because she was being deployed.”

Nope you aren’t always notified of a recall at least one woman interviewed wasn’t notified until after she gave birth. Hard to use extra protection then to prevent anything.

No kidding. Every few months one of my prescriptions will switch to a cheaper generic, so I’ll have white round pills instead of peach square ones or something like that. I just got used to the fact that my meds are gonna look different sometimes; it’s nothing out of the ordinary.

The pills may’ve been in circulation for a while before the recall was announced. And not all pharmacies may have automatic notifications.

Abstinence is the only effective form of birth control? They’re saying this so close to Christmas?

And that, ladies and gentlemen, is why you only put 21 pills in the box and let users sort out the 7-day stretch for themselves. That way, they’re all the same and you can take them in whatever order you want.

First, this article: http://www.vulture.com/2015/11/master…

I guess I was reading it as drag being a ruse or distraction. But you’re probably right.

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I think she is saying it’s hilarious because the big thing about her over the last year or so was how she got in shape! and lost a ton of weight! and loves to exercise! but really, she was never fat. Which the old cover next to the new one proves.

But, Khloe, how was that hilarious? It’s an old photo + a new one. That’s not even particularly amusing. If you want to post your two magazine covers side-by-side, rock on, but why would you go with “hilarious” as a descriptor? That just confuses people and it sounds like you don’t know what that word means.