True, but I'd also include people who live with their parents because the parents need care.

Can't vouch for the ingredients, but I know the average BB cream isn't oil based. I have crazy dry skin, and I have to use moisturizer under it because it's not enough by itself, so maybe that may work out for you. Missha is a Korean brand and I've used that to good effect, and Luxe is German...and it's a lot more…

It's actually SPF 50!

I would, but some lady already did this to Hugh Jackman (sadly this is true) so it looks like I've missed my train.

I wouldn't worry too much about breaking out as long as you get straight up oil-free moisturizer. And keeping your skin moisturized might even help because all that bezol peroxide can be pretty harsh and actually lead to worse breakouts/redness.

I have tinted sunblock that I use on the weekends and I love it, it makes my face look less sallow and pasty and protects me with SPF 30! I mean if I'm going to wear sunblock anyway, might as well get some extra function out of it and make myself look more energetic and glowy than I feel, haha.

Well, I don't know if this asshole wouldn't have done the same thing to a guy driver. It sounds like he's just an asshole through and through, and road rage doesn't have to be a gender thing.

I don't know...4 extra calories an hour but at the expense of more butt discomfort? No thanks. I'll burn those 4 extra calories by watching funny animal videos. :D

It's also become increasingly popular to have both styles in one wedding. Like the couple will do a Western style wedding with white dress and suit for the ceremony, then change into traditional clothes for the reception where they honor their family, etc.

So much.

I'm intrigued, but also won't set my expectations too high (or have any expectations at all). Unless they get Samuel L Jackson in on the project for at least a cameo, then I'm already buying my movie ticket.

I bought these things called Nipless (dumb name, but it's an Asian brand) and they're fantastic for when I want to wear something sheer-ish or tight but don't feel like donning a bra.

I'm fine with banning tight pants at school as long as it's banned for everyone. Tell those teen hipsters to stop wearing those ridiculously tight skinny jeans, the bulges in the front may be distracting to the girls, okay? (Also, I'd be okay with banning the other extreme: boys wearing pants halfway down their asses.…

Work place romances aren't uncommon, but I still wouldn't compliment a woman on her looks at work. Tell her she's beautiful when you're doing happy hour after work, or grabbing a pre-work coffee. Unless my job requires me to look a certain way (like as a model or something), how I look at work has nothing to do with…

Ahhh, okay. Then someone should probably advise Kate Upton that her signature face makes her look kinda stupid. I think she's going for sexy smolder, but...it's not happening. Or at least, it's not a face that's working with the rest of the shot.

Agree. She's so pretty, but she always has that same vapid expression. I thought models were supposed to be able to convey fierceness! Mystery! Passion! Coy affection! But I'm just going to assume that 90% of her audience isn't looking at her face. :/

Ugh this is extremely frustrating. I like the large pictures and everything up top, but the comments section is a mess for me. If I click to expand on a conversation, then click to go back, I'm automatically redirected to the first page of comments and have to side scroll a page at a time until I'm back to where I was…

Yeah, the side scroll thing for comments is super annoying. Half the time it doesn't even line up, so the column of comments gets faded out halfway through and I can't read it no matter which way I scroll. I stopped going to Deadspin and Lifehacker when they switched over, was super hoping Jezebel and Gawker wouldn't…

I miss the sidebar too. The commenting system is kind of confusing and I'm not sure I like it...too many words all blending together, IMO. But really, the sidebar was the best.

Hmm, I wonder if any study on this has ever been done. Like if I throw a $30k wedding, do I make it all back in the gifts I receive?