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you know what, im impressed that your reaction is "I fear my son could turn into this" rather than "my little johnny is too sweet to ever be like this". It means you probably are less likely to entitle your son and to be blind to what goes on around you; your boy will stand a much better chance at being a mensch.

I really love my interior decorating skills. It's the one thing I am absolutely proudest of. Sometimes I just stare at the stuff in my apartment going "LOOK HOW WELL THE SUBTLE YELLOW IN THAT THROW PILLOW COMPLIMENTS THE CURTAINS." If I cured brain cancer tomorrow, I would still be more proud of how good a job I did

I am the same, but after the adrenaline wears off, I have to barf. Beyond that... I'm pretty good in a disaster situation.

I started a kitchen fire while making a salad once.

I wouldn't say it's my favourite fact about myself, but I've been researching my family history for shits and giggles and I think I'm related to Blackbeard.

Uhh... I saved an infant from drowning when I was 10 years old. Her drunk parents were fighting and not paying attention when their baby slipped into the river and started hauling ass downstream, completely upside down in the water. Nobody noticed except me. I swam after her and managed to snag her before she went

My fave fact about myself is that I was one of the youngest portrait pastel artists hired at Walt Disney World. Pretty hard, but interesting job for 2 years I did there. Pretty proud of my time there.

You see this is why non-professional designer noobs such as yourself who like to call photoshop on everything, are full of shit and don't know a damn thing.

Having grown up in various parts up there, I can assure you that your fear is well founded....

Westsiiiiiiiiiide!!!!!!!!

You know, I rewatched that movie recently for my podcast and it's an odd duck in terms of it's portrayal of New York City. It's halfway between the 40's and 50's man-in-the-gray-flannel suit of the 50's New York and the New-York-as-a-cesspool of the 70's in terms of Movie New York.

ME, TOO!

Pro tip: When defending yourself from accusations of being racially insensitive, try to avoid making comments about how "well spoken" your black dancers are.

Hear Hear! I get my jeans there, because they actually last.

But with socks? I've never worn them with socks but I love a good ankle pant.

Everyone I know says this but I think they look fab. I think we just always think we look dumb. I thought the same thing about lipstick until I wore some crazy bright stuff and people were telling me left and right how good it looked. I bet you look better than you think!

Yep, me too.

Sometimes I think hair styling makes a bigger difference than makeup. If you're not wearing makeup, you can still look glamorous with carefully styled hair, as those three ladies do. Mags, come back to us when you let the model's hair air dry flat!

I know the feeling. I'm very suspicious of the women at the make-up counter. And it's not like you can try it on at home then return it without wasting product. I found my color completely by accident but it is now tattooed on my arm (not literally).

I thought it said "Stars Sans Farts" which made me giggle.