Bartholomew Cubbins approves.

In a way, yes you are right. But in another, you are so wrong. Take something like dried fruit. I realize fruit has sugar, so if I eat some fruit the sugar is going to be fairly high. So I buy some dried pineapple (as an example). It says it has 32 grams of sugar per cup. OK, what does that mean? Pineapple is high in…

This has been posted before, I think just for avocados, and it was equally absurd then.

I previously wrote “Zicam reformulated their swabs, but they still sell a nasal spray that contains zinc.” A Zicam PR person reached out to say:

“Big Pharma payroll drivel”... Yeah, and these supplements are put out by mom & pop companies that barely scratch out a living...

“There also seems to be no real reason for why the data caps are set where they are.”

While everyone else is arguing over intent, let me propose this:

This right here.

Oh god, were you around for the SnapeWives? I can’t decide if that was better or worse than Otakukin...

Oh my god, the rest of the world has discovered otherkin.

This lovely man came in every day, I burned his bread, and he left a $5.00 tip on a $4.00 meal. One time, he heard me (quietly, I swear) talking to another waitress about how I couldn’t afford to have my other cat spayed yet, and when he left, I found $100.00 under the cup for my cat.

One of my boyfriend’s friends shared the post below. She’s a small minded asshole and I can’t stand her.

Google Flights’ “map” screen is fantastic when you’re travelling to Europe. If you switch to the map after filling in the basics (say “Montreal” to “London”), it shows the cost of flying to other airports near your destination.

That has nothing to do with the strawberries being 'organic' and everything to do with the type of strawberry and its growing conditions. The berries would have tasted exactly the same had they been sprayed with pesticide. The only difference would have been that the berry farm had higher yields per acre.

Everyone has different tastes and obviously there's no right way to make something taste good. For that reason, we're letting you contribute. Add in your own tricks, secret ingredients, or combinations in the discussions below. If someone else has already submitted your trick, use the recommend button to promote it.

I work at Trader Joe's. They have biannual reviews where you can get a maximum of $.60, so you can get a raise of up to $1.20 a year. You can start at $9, most people with experience pertinent to the job, or other skills, start higher than that. Less than $9 never happens. On top of that, if you work a minimum of…

Adding that ING Direct'll give ya 1.2% on balances over $50,000 seems kinda unnecessary given the title of this post.

you know who never wins at "Female Armor Bingo"?