Honestly, this sentence made me laugh so hard and yet feel so sorry for you!
Honestly, this sentence made me laugh so hard and yet feel so sorry for you!
Ditto here. I watch way more than 3 hours...maybe eventually I'll be found dead on my sofa with my cat gnawing on my fingers, or something equally as freaky.
ITA, if I worried about every little flaw on my body (cellulite, adult acne, my emerging wrinkles and etc) I'd probably just hide under my bed every day. Pre-cellulite? Give me a freaking break.
I am exactly the same age as you and I feel the same way about voicemail, though mine is a lot more recent. I generally don't mind getting a message if it's from a doctor confirming an appointment (or things of that nature) but when my aunt or mom leaves me one, I practically need to take a day off work in order to…
ITA, I'm 5'7'' and have a BMI of 19-20 and I find this article more than a little insulting. Yes, calling Miss Indiana an "average American woman" is a wee bit silly but to somehow infer / imply that she's abnormal is ridiculous. Am I abnormal because I wear a size 4? Uhhhh, no.
I'm a breakfast - and breakfast food - lover but I rarely eat first thing in the morning. I just can't work up an appetite right away, so I usually end up eating at my desk once I get to work.
I donated to this yesterday (albeit nowhere near 20K lol) and for a moment I was like "hmmmm, I could ask for a line of credit from my bank...then donate the 20 grand..." But then, thankfully, the moment passed.
I don't feel bad for those people either, but I sort of understand why they would do it. (Grief, wanting closure and etc). Still, I can't watch her show without practically eye-rolling myself into a seizure.
Yeah, I was scratching my head wondering why this "tutorial" would be necessary in the first place, unless you're really new to an office environment and tend to overshare. I mean, I'm going on an awesome vacation later this year but it's not like I was ever going to leave an obnoxious message about it.
Totally agree and I would buy any magazine that gave me "insider info" like this. Arya + the Hound = BFF's? They deserve an A+ and a gold star.
Seriously, I wish someone could explain this to the people in my life who freak out whenever they see me with a tan. (Full disclosure: I'm a very pale Arab woman and I'm usually the same shade as milk but I tan very easily). I always hear "Oh my god, don't you wear sunscreen? You'll burn! You'll get cancer! Slap on…
Grilled cheese doesn't even crack the top 10 but yet there are two seafood-based sandwiches up there? Two! Whaaat? I'm sorry, there's not much different between a lobster roll and a crabcake sandwich, aside from the seasoning (bread + seafood + binder = sandwich.)
Oh dear lord that episode gets me every single time. Tears, so many tears!
Welp, I guess I'll have to add this to the list of series that I started in one decade and finished in another. I picked up the first Wheel of Time book at 16 and finished it about 20 years later and ASOAIF is already halfway there (started at 25-26 and I'm now pushing 40).
Exactly what I was going to say...these people need to get their eyes checked, firstly. Then they need to get their panties out of a twist. Heaven forfend that the children might see some thigh!
It is so annoying, I'm a 34D (but not a "typical" va-va-voom style D cup, I just have a really small torso compared to my breasts) and I cannot go braless without feeling really uncomfortable. The only time I am braless is when I'm at home, vegging. Otherwise, the girls need support.
That's exactly where my mind went too. MmmmmSpermbender.
I adore museums - no joke, I spent 3 of my 4 days in DC last summer in museums and still wish I'd had more time - but I loathe free museum days. I've been twice and it was ridiculously crowded, the lineups were looooong and by the time I got inside there were so many people there that I barely saw a thing. I'd rather…
I put debasing in quotation marks because of that very reason, lol. I know the Romans weren't horrible KKK-style racists but they did see anyone who was non-Roman as being beneath them, regardless of their color (and also I couldn't think of another, better term to use than debasing). I mean, they used to poke fun at…