cannonball101
cannonball101
cannonball101

I would say, if it's an employee working for a cleaning service, perhaps tip. But if it's one or two people who are their own business, then probably not.

Sometimes when I see Coco mentioned in Dirt Bag I think it's referencing Courtney Cox's daughter Coco, and then I'm always a little shocked when I click through the link.

Would you want to watch a viral video of it as an adult? I feel this will come back to haunt this kid when he's about 15 and trying to a girl to kiss him.

It doesn't worry me as a parenting technique, it just totally grosses me out.

No, I think it's gross because she is spitting chewed up food into another human's mouth, and that idea alone is revolting to me. But, I don't have kids.

Yeah that is really weird. I don't know if I'd want to find the grave, that would be pretty creepy to see something that people think contains your infant remains.

If she doesn't know her biological family, how does she know this story?

I just have to wonder about the parents that are allowing their underage daughters to move to the big city and live with a person who is, essentially, a stranger. Is it really that important for a young girl to start a career before she can vote, or even drive??

Patricia Fields actually answered that line of questioning with basically, "who cares?! it's a tv show!" I think she was like, it's fun to have awesome clothes and awesome shoes and don't try to make it based in the reality of Carrie's financial situation. Although, I think sometimes on the show they mentioned the

Thank you! I feel the same way! And maybe I'm just a Scrooge McDuck or something, but I really don't want to feel like my relationship isn't valid until he deigns to ask me to marry him. I don't want a "proposal." I want a conversation where we decide what our future plans are. I don't even want an engagement ring!

A few weeks ago when I was telling my live-in boyfriend about a friend's recent engagement he said, do you want to get engaged? I asked, right now? He paused for a moment then said, yeah sure. I said, no, not right now. He said ok. I guess that makes us pre-pre engaged?

I used to date a guy that was 6'3, so at 5'4 I took to wearing heels all the time so as to not feel super shrimpy. Plus it was fun to wear heels a lot! Now, my dude is 5'7, and even the any of my heels makes me his height, or taller. As having always been shorter than everyone, it's off-putting to me, so I've migrated

I'm so sorry you are feeling that way. Are you spiritual/religious at all? Even if you aren't, maybe call out to the universe/mother nature/our alien overlords for comfort and strength.

After spending the last 2 months dealing with my new boss attempting to find reasons to fire me, I got an offer from a new company and was able to very professionally tell my boss that I didn't appreciate all the shit she'd been trying to pull on me, and that I had accepted a new job. It was incredibly satisfying, and

My boyfriend usually never does any weird sleep stuff, but just last night for some reason I was awoken from a dead sleep to him grabbing me by the arm and yanking me kind of roughly (at least it felt rough being awakened like that) over to his side of the bed to snuggle with him, and he is not a snuggler at all! When

I was just telling a friend that I should convince Mr. Cannonball that we should move to CO. Just like Utah, only better! (I mean that as far as geography, mountains, etc.)

I live in the good part too, but it still amazes me how ridiculous things are here. And I was raised Mormon! (In California, but still...same ideas as here in Utah.)

Yup. I was raises Mormon, and outside of the little I learned at school (in California, not Utah) I got NO sex ed from my parents, and at church they just talked about "chastity" and I was like...uhhh, what's that?

Yeah, I think that's Dark Angel. Photoshop shenanigans!!

I live here. And I am.