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@AndPreciousLittleofThat: I love that description, but I'm curious about your 2 examples of artists that will hold up under interpretation. Just Sol Lewitt and Jay Z, or are there others in our lifetime? ;)

Thank God I have something new to call my foot-taller-than-me husband. "My husband" sounds sorta snotty, so from here on out, I'm definitely going with "my Manzilla."

@femme-bot: I think her face is a little fuller (understandable, since she just had a baby), which makes those photoshopped thighs even less believable. But probably a little photoshop on the face, too.

Nick Cannon has expressed precisely how I feel about Perez Hilton.

@rixatrix: Absolutely. There were a whole bunch of vegetables my husband thought he hated because his mom's a bad cook: brussels sprouts, cauliflower, cooked carrots. And he was horrified when I suggested he eat kale or chard. Now, he's happy to eat any vegetable, because we learned how to cook them properly.

Stand up straight, Ashton! You don't have to crouch down to her height for photos! (This is something I'm always telling my own supertall hub.)

@Sev: Waaaay too short on her. And a little low on top, as well. That dress was made for a shorter lady.

@token_liberal: I just saw a preview on Sidereel that said something to the effect of: "The Final Season: Who will Kate choose?" Honestly, if that's what you're effing curious about after five seasons of Lost, you have a screw loose.

@Alohamaid: Sorry. Here is more helpful advice: when you really start to freak out that there is no way you'll be able to learn everything before test day, get up and walk away for an hour. Your brain can't absorb knowledge when it's in freak mode. Also, I took the bar in a state where they give you your actual score

Has anyone ever had labrynthitis? It's the worst ailment I've ever experiences, because I feel fine so long as I sit still. It's just a virus that effects the inner ear and causes vertigo, but it lasts for a week+ (so says the doctor). I'm so bored, and I just want to go snowboarding tomorrow with my friends! Grrrr.

@OldTomato: I'm so sorry. Just the thought of losing my little guy makes me cry.

@AmberNicole: 29 was horrifying for me. I don't think 30 will be so bad, but 29 feels like the END. We will never be young again!

@Alohamaid: Been there. You'll pass, so long as you don't freak. I don't know anyone who failed, even though we were all convinced we'd be the cautionary tale. If you're going to freak out about anything, freak about the fact that you'll still be unemployed 6 months after being sworn in

@LucyC: They're not supposed to be political.

@SwirlGirl: One of my old co-workers once said that the key to a successful relationship is each person thinking that that the other person is more attractive than him or her. This has always rung true to me.

My husband went to a bachelor party recently where he really only knew the groom. Anyway, some of the married friends of the groom told him that they all cheat all the time and that it's totally normal. They go out to bars and put their wedding rings in the little 5th pocket of their jeans, and hook up with women.

@Etoiles: You know that if you do go on his insurance, and then (God forbid) something happens with your relationship, you can go back to your own insurance? So you wouldn't really be dependent, per se. If it makes sense economically, you should totally do it.

@Penny: I agree - I did not like her GG dress (pictured here). I thought it was totally matronly, and it could have fit better and shown a bit more chest. That billowy chiffon fabric is exactly what my 65yo MiL wears on formal occasions to "disguise" her giant rack and upper arms.

@Sukie in the Graveyard: I made a girl in my sorority cry one night of recruitment, because she tried to rebel like 15 minutes before the rushees came in. We were all wearing temporary tattoos (b/c the theme was biker night, duh), and she didn't want to, and she made a big stink about it instead of, you know, just not