Woah woah woah. You're a woman?

Yup. It's because of the TV show for sure.

I don't think anyone else got the reference but that's my favorite scene in that movie and all I can say is HELL YES!

Annie's seems pricey compared to Kraft, but even so it's $2 for an entire goddamn meal. AND it tastes like actual cheese, not chemicals and orange food dye.

Just wanted to throw in my two cents: My mother is a nanny, and has been for the past 20 years, and I have been involved off and on with her interviewing and negotiating of salaries, things like that. She is highly experienced with great references and certifications such as CPR, first aid, etc.

My dog, a Shiba Inu, is the center of my world. More than my girlfriend, family, or anything else. The things I do for her to give her a fulfilling life and the amount of money I drop on her food so she eats nothing but the best is a bit crazy. And dogfighting makes me sick.

Yeah, no. If you don't want to keep a dog inside, you shouldn't have a dog.

My coworker is her neighbor and their sons have been friends for years. When they Wendy Williams thing happened I asked her about it and she gave me the scoop: Janet is, apparently, nuts. To this day, she bristles and goes on rants if you mention The Fresh Prince or Will Smith. She's very much NOT over it. And from…

Me. My roommates and I played a lot when it came out. We have slowed down a big but I've enjoyed it a lot. Quite fun, although the bugs can be annoying.

I much prefer this version.

That's out of control. I belly-laughed.

You're right that it's not acceptable to consider a dog brought from a bad place "rescued." You simply put money into the wallet of someone who breeds dogs like livestock.

If the breeder you got your min pins from was a disaster, then they were probably not so much a breeder as a puppy mill or a backyard breeder.

http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2012/02/build-a-dog/dog-families-graphic

Hey! We can post from our phones now?! I'll take it!

As others stated, working sled dogs are largely unsuitable as pets. They have little human interaction, are not house-trained (dogs over a year old can't be 100% house-broken if they aren't already), and are used to living in kennels, not to mention the fact that they would go crazy if inside a house and not ran…

Anybody encountering what I think is a bug where you have PLENTY of excess power and it flows through every street but some building just don't receive it? I have whole neighborhoods where the power runs through the street but the buildings don't switch on and it's crippling my city. Thoughts?

I have some cities on NA East 1. You invited me to Ontario. I'll join there. If you'd rather hop over to my region where I have 2 cities already (I think it's a 5 city region) we can do that instead. For now, I'll start building in Ontario.

Send me an invite to a region dude. I'd love to actually start playing around other people's cities.

And why is that?