Yep, me too. I always put my back to the wall if I can.

One of my favourites. It was groundbreaking in so many ways.

It has—I’ve caught it on TV at hotels before.

I’m pretty sure celebrities putting their names on products is supposed to make people buy that shit—but lord, does most of it make me never, ever want to purchase it (Katy Perry being a fine example of this).

Thanks to the Homicide: Life on the Street episode “Subway”, I always stand at least my body-length back from the edge of the platform.

One of the things that irritates me most in life is people who can’t draw or paint thinking they’re awesome at drawing and painting.

The reason we all want this to be fake is because the cool, smart, cute arty dork just ditched us for the plastic cheerleader. It’s basically the Internet Real Life Version of Some Kind of Wonderful.

I’m still holding out for escaping the greys here and on Gawker. Mazel Tov on making it out!

You know he had to restrain himself from winding up and smacking him hard across the back of his head. You can *see* it.

This is one of my favourite remixes of all time—it’s permanently on my iPod:

Totally agree with you. If she hadn’t said so specifically in the song, “It’s me”, I would have assumed that it was the current girlfriend singing to the boy.

Well, this entire page has cemented my obviously-logical hate of all things apey/monkey-ey/whatever.

I love my anime tats. <3

Yours Clothing. They’ve been my go-to for about a year now; not only do they have really cute stuff, but they ship to Canada for a flat $5 fee.

I have no guilty pleasures—people just don’t realise yet how awesome the things I love are.

I wanted to be Nancy Drew, so I loved it from a very early age. Depending on your kids, they might get bored—it’s not an instant gratification game, like Sorry or Candy Land.

Luckily, my super-curly hair is super-absorptive, so I’ve finally been able to ditch shampoo entirely. I just use conditioner now, and my hair’s happier than ever.

Whoever “designed” that lip graphic needs to be stabbed repeatedly with their coloured pencils.

It’s like they’re trying to out-Edina Monsoon the Edina Monsoons.

Somebody did point that out to me (children = families), and I honestly never took it that way. It always sounded sensationalist. So, now I have a new way to look at it.