As a first responder, I really, really dislike this sort of medical alert. If I come upon a person who is unresponsive, I want to be able to figure out what is wrong with them easily, not play "find the secret medical alert" game.

Nevermind that she isn't as old as other GOP candidates to assume office- don't women outlive men by 7 years or so on average? Doesn't that count for something too?

I needed Dan Savage so much when I was a young bisexual woman leaving my christian upbringing. Sure, he is the gay uncle I never had, probably. As far as the logical fallacies, we probably all do things like that at some point, he just gets called on it.

I was looking for a teen show to replace Gossip Girl and started watching this hoping it would work. It doesn't really. Any other suggestions?

I lived there for 10 years. I kind of miss it, but I live in the Yukon now, which is it's own type of magical place. :)

I've been thinking about this for a long time to, and also regularly point it out.

These are fan-created, not by the company who sells them.

She was one of my first romantic/sexual crushes I had on a female celebrity. I had her picture in my locker and it's funny, she seemed like a good female role model so I wasn't even worried that people would think I was a lesbian (I m bisexual).

I also love tanning beds. They are warm and comfy, and I live in northern Canada so I like warm things.

Except that it's resulted in a donor shortage because so few women want to donate eggs and go through surgery if they are not going to be compensated. Lots of canadian couples are using eggs from overseas, or from US egg banks.

Or, awesomely, the extra embryos can be used in stem cell research, or other research.

"Ensuring the comfort" is actually a big deal. It's really, really uncomfortable to be an egg donor. You ovaries are rhe size of grapefruits, you can't exercise. You're sleepy and don't want to make your own meals. If I;m going to put my body through that for someone else, for free, they should compensate me for the…

OK- it depends on whether you're in Canada or the US. US- it's legal to pay an egg donor. In Canada it's not. Therefore, we have a bit of a donor shortage in Canada right now. I was a donor, BTW.

No, you don't have to explain reproduction first, necessarily. I was an egg dononr a few weeks ago, and there was a book in the waiting room- "A part was given and an angel was born" (gag at the title, but whatever)

I'm an egg donor. Yep, way more invasive, but it's kind of cool because... in a way it's like being a man. I have genetic offspring, but I was not pregnant. It's weird.

You know something, sometimes it's not THEIR genes that they are passing on. In fact, I am a woman, I have never given birth, but as an egg donor I have a genetic child. The parents are regularly in touch with me and we have a great relationship. Am I the selfish one? Hmm.

I am so, so incredibly interested in acting as a surrogate for a gay couple- probably using my own egg too. I want to experience being pregnant and giving birth, but I am in a career that will demand so much of my time that it's not really fair for me to have a child as a single mom. Most gay men have values and…

I did that too! I arrived in Spain, didn't know a word of Spanish (it was a last minute trip) and I asked the guesthouse owners how to say "Excuse me". They cracked up becuase they knew I was Canadian right then!

I live in the Yukon. Wool, pretty much all the time. :)

OK, I'm all for natural products and that, but seriously, how can something be simultaneously "naturally drying and moisturizing"? It makes me think it's pseudoscience. Sigh.