Yeah, this guy is bad news. I'm old. I've seen his kind before. Block him.

I know! He really just needs to calm down and stop being hysterical.

Regular price they're around $60, but they go on sale pretty often. I think I paid about $40 for mine. And they last FOR-EVER. Also, the sizing is consistent so once you find the cut and size you like, you can order online and not be anxious.

Jeans - I swear by Levi's plus size line. They are carried in lots of department stores, too, so you can actually try them on. I wish Levi's would start carrying plus jeans in their regular stores, though.

How about a moratorium on grommets and sparkly nonsense while we're at it? Please stop ruining perfectly good shirts with this shit, plus size clothing manufacturers. Glitter and the word PARIS will not magically make me thinner.

At the Macy's I regularly shop in, they relegate the fatties to the section right behind the lingerie around the corner from Men's. Because, you know, we have to be hidden out of sight and all. It's so depressing I'll only go there if I've struck out absolutely everywhere else.

That's not a bad idea. I've been wanting to clear stuff out, just haven't gotten around to it.

Do want. Sadly, my little kitchen has almost no room left for any more gadgets, even small ones like this. I have way too much kitchen crap, lol.

Freedom of speech: It does not mean what she thinks it means! Also, arrrghggghhh!

Yep, she's just like those conservative tools who don't want gay people to get married because they don't know how to explain it to their kids. Like the entire world is supposed to run according those these people's ideas so that they don't have to explain shit to their kids. When I type it out it sounds even more…

Even then, why? The legs are covered. It's not like skinny jeans leave less to the imagination.

I think they got the point, haha.

Ok, I commented on this to someone else, but would somebody PLEASE explain to me what is wrong with leggings?? I just don't get it. The agency I work for recently went through a whole rigamarole about whether or not leggings are ok to wear to work (yes, but only if they aren't worn in place of pants -eyeroll-). Lots…

This was a while back, but I only did it one time when it wasn't a party over six. The people were regulars and had a habit of stiffing servers and had once even left without paying (but THAT time they tried to tip the server!). They got sat in my section once, and my manager let me apply the automatic gratuity.

What's wrong with leggings?? So many schools and workplaces are anti-legging these days and I just don't get it. How is it different from wearing tights?

I don't see what's so draconian about not exposing midriffs, either. I went to a pretty liberal high school with a very minimal dress code (it wasn't uncommon to see kids in tutus or pajamas or Halloween costumes) and even there bare midriffs for both sexes were out of bounds. I mean, these kids are presumably going…

Typically, no. Some restaurants do have automatic gratuity policies that can be applied at discretion. One place I worked would let us add auto grat to customers who had previously stiffed us. You could bring this up to management.

Oh my god this sounds like it could have been my aunt. You aren't in Austin by any chance are you? If so, I'm sorry. She'll be a pain in the ass but always tip well, so. ANYway, here in south Texas I always order my eggs over medium. For some reason down here, over easy gets you runny whites, which, gag.

When I was working retail, a customer once used the phrase "Not trying to Jew you down or anything." I just gaped at her. I'm not even Jewish but I lied and said I was to shame her. Seriously, who says that kind of shit in public anymore?!

I weep for people who will never know the beauty of a good CFS with gravy.