This looks like it should work in theory, but in fact it just gets crumbs frickin everywhere and is oddly unsatisfying.

No, I'm fairly sure you want to go to that music festival. *I* want to go to that music festival.

I'm currently having this argument with myself... and my husband. But mostly myself.

Another vote for the Moto X (I have the mini). First phone I've really loved in years.

Always heard "nodding out" myself, as well.

Well, those made me cry...

"The straws we used were quite large in circumference, and it took a moment for me to realize, having taken a sip, that I'd sucked a bumblebee up the straw and into my mouth! "

All hail Brak!

FYI: I get it for free using Bing Rewards. I'm paid up through July. Since I don't actually want to USE Bing as my go-to search engine, I bookmarked a bunch of searches in a folder then just do a right click>open all in tabs and that takes care of my points for the day. I AM going to hawk my referral link b/c, well,…

I do this too! I can almost always trace it to stress. Stress=high school dreams.

And the 3d printed guns are made of plastic

Honestly, I understand what throws you. There's really no substitute for watching one in action. Here's some of my favorite videos:

"They don't mind Jlaw as she's with some guy they could give a fuck about. lolol"

True story. Yesterday, I picked up my cat for cuddles and she was so traumatized by the experience she actually emitted smelly anal gland crap on my hand. So, yeah.....

Gawd, it's like every time w00t has a bag of crap (although this is full-sized beauty products and the people on w00t get ticked about something that is literally called a bag of /crap/).

In fact, it was this one! It *is* really sad but also tends to make me burst out with "The ciiiiiircle of liiiiife! It's the wheel of fortuuuuuune..." I am prone to belting out Disney songs, though.

Yes. A male friend in high school, in fact, where it tends to stand out. Most people just assumed he was gay.

That is patently unfair, though. Who wants to actually click on links in a Facebook feed? (I'm only being slightly facetious!)

I know exactly the documentary you are talking about. It was Nature on PBS. (It was a lemur.) Funny thing is, it had an entirely different, though still profound, effect on me. I found it very eye-opening to see a wild animal grieve in such a "human" way. I still remember it years later.

"I would be really, really hesitant about male baby-sitters unless they're close family."