I have not, but that's because I am both vegetarian and don't like seafood. But I'll bet for folks who eat lobster, it's delicious!

A decade ago, condom use amongst 15-19 year-olds reached its peak at around sixty percent. Since then, the rate has stalled; alarmingly, its even declined in certain demographics.

I remain skeptical, as I also despise anything even hinting of anise flavor. BLECH.

Ohhhhh, that sounds good! This will be my contribution to Friendsgiving this year.

Not if you wait to add them until maybe the last 15 minutes or so (I mean, they're pretty much cooked already anyway, so you're mostly just warming them up). And if you are generous with the olive oil/butter/etc. I like that they get a little crunchy and chewy.

I bet it would go faster if you got one of those mandolin thingies. I keep meaning to invest in one.

No! The roasting mellows them out and they taste similar to other brassicas. Which is probably not helpful if you just don't like brassicas.

Broccoli is so good roasted! The little florets get all crispety and delicious.

Some of us sadly grew up with steamed or boiled Brussels sprouts, which are the most horrid things ever. Just be glad we finally learned the truth!

I KNOW! I just discovered them last year, and now my Favorite Thing is to just do a giant veggie roast: Brussels sprouts, parsnips, fancy potatoes (like Yukon Gold), yams, sweet potatoes, broccoli, squash, and some whole garlic cloves with olive oil, sea salt, and pepper. DELICIOUS and SO EASY. I also like to add…

Chicken Lady's origin story was the first KITH I ever saw. I was horrified and laughing my ass off all at once. It may have scarred me for life. But in the good way, y'know?

Huh? Wha? Huh? It appears you need a crash course in How Blogs Work, because I am not the author.

Dear Literal Person:

Schuyler is actually the original spelling of the name; it's Dutch and it means "scholar."

I decided the queer girls here needed a better picture to drool over:

Yes! and yet...

Cheers to that.

All I'm saying is: perhaps those behaviors you saw were rooted more in that person's personality/poopiness and not in their sexuality. Correlation not causation?

Ah, anecdata and stereotypes! You feel conflicted because you recognize on some level that you're being bigoted; maybe that's something you should explore more.

UGH. Sorry you had that experience.