Yeah, I mean I read a choose your own adventure novel about the princes in the tower as a kid but I’m not basing my opinion on it.

Just an FYI you don’t have to be a Costco member to get prescriptions or glasses there.

I only went to my graduation because my Mom wanted to see me graduate. It was the same for my brother. Sitting in a gym for hours listening to random people’s names being called isn’t really how I enjoy spending my time.

My brother and I loved this movie too.

My husband thought he hated green beans because his mom always served boiled canned beans. He was shocked when he had fresh ones that were not over cooked.

I don’t get your point - Dorms are already built in most schools, the newest ones at my school were built in the 70's well before the skyrocketing costs in higher ed. The school didn’t build them out of greed, that’s how housing was done at the time and for a long time beforehand. It doesn’t make sense to tear down…

Phillip can’t be king he’s not in the line of succession, he’s queen’s consort. He was made a Prince of England shortly before they married and was a member of the Greek and Danish royal families. They were also cousins through Queen Victoria. It goes Queen—> Charles—>William—>George —> Charlotte —> Harry…

It’s not really about babying it’s about space and cost. My freshman year I was in a dorm the rest I was in an on-campus apartment. Our building housed 32 people, a dorm the same size housed about double. Schools only have so much space and budget for housing. And I will say all the recent housing built by my school…

My freshman roommate never left the room except to go to class, there was like 3 hours a week when our classes didn’t overlap that I could be in the room by myself. Luckily no one used the floor common room so I could go there to be by myself.

I was raised in the same kind of church the whole thing is about looking for the sins other people are committing so you don’t have to think about the ones you are.

I do, but I know I’m weird and don’t expect other people to like it. I also like roe and tapioca.

Their religious bullshit prevents them from admitting men could be infertile, and it’s implied many of them are, so it’s all pinned on the women. 

They actually treat low sperm count, depending on the cause, with clomid. My husband has low testosterone and a low sperm count and was treated with that, it didn’t end up helping him that much because his issue is partly related to his cancer treatment. His doctor explained in detail why it helps with both male and…

I don’t think that’s the norm, I’m doing IVF now and everyone I’ve talked to has done the same testing I did which included both of us. The sperm test is by far the easiest anyone has to do

My churches instance on the Adam and Eve thing was one of the things that sparked me into realizing the whole thing was BS. Once I learned how reproduction worked the whole incest thing broke my brain. I actually had the realization earlier with Noah - that everyone left was related and that was gross before I worked…

I was raised in a fundamentalist church and my brother and I were some of the few kids went to public shool. We were constantly told to bring Jesus stuff up in school especially in regards to science/evolution. They also seemed really pissed no one ever tried to stop us from praying or talking about Jesus. They were…

Yes, water does not need to be that cold for hypothermia to set in. And when it is cold, hypothermia sets in way faster than you would think it does. Also while it’s been warm the last few day the water in the river is probably still under 50 degrees.

My parents are HOH and regularly have large outings to the movies with a Deaf/HOH group they are a part of and they never have an issue but they work with the theater to set something up before hand.

I thought most theaters have rear window captions where they are run on a small LED display on the back wall of the theater and whoever wants to see them sticks this reflective piece of plastic in the cup hold to see them. I don’t use it but I see it running regularly at the theater I go to.

My parents are deaf so I grew up with it and it’s never bothered me , my husband can’t stand it.