A friend of mine only had geographic tongue while she was pregnant, and then it went away after she gave birth. Scared the crap out of her when she first noticed it.

I'm a little upset that the original article doesn't seem to differentiate between take-out and homemade pizza. I make it homemade once a week at least, and while it's not convenient at all, it's the best fucking thing in the world. Will my children die from homemade BBQ chicken pizza? I guess it's a risk I'll have to…

These are incredible, and provide much more support than one would think. Pretty new product though - maybe they're finally heading the cries of those who want nice bras without the boob-job effect? https://www.victoriassecret.com/bras/unlined/l…

My husband has never even read Dune, and loved watching this doc with me - which I feel is rather impressive.

If you're in to podcasts, Stuff You Missed in History Class has a sweet episode about this. I knew nothing of it and had my mind completely blown. http://www.missedinhistory.com/blog/missed-in…

Found it: http://metronews.ca/news/canada/11…

It's really not that hard for the acceptance of religion and science to live in the same mind. My very devout Catholic Nan explained to me when I was wee and asking about about dinosaurs that God probably counts his days differently than we do, and to keep that in mind with the whole "7 days to create stuff" story. At…

Canadian Federal research technician here. It's been about 3 years since we all got the "don't talk to anyone, direct all questioning parties to your supervisor" email from the bigwigs. It's also been about that long since we went from researching alternative fuel sources to researching ways to mitigate and reabsorb…

I'm worried I may be the only person in the world who doesn't like any of the music Sam Smith has put out. Takes all sorts to make the world go 'round, but him and Coldplay really poop up the radio stations I like to listen to.

There's bare bum, and then there's getting a back tattoo while pointing your brown star at some dude behind you dicking around on his phone. Is he sexting for her? Is that what people in an entourage do? I don't understand fame or nudity, it appears.

Oh my lanta, I never realized Rosemary Clooney was his aunt!! I love her and I hope it's not a bad thing this revelation was the best part of the Dirt Bag for me. Thanks :)

Of course I'm speaking in general terms: lots of people don't eat meat, let alone lamb, and this isn't the market that I'm speaking to. And to back up BuMuMus point, very few things are sustainable on a world-wide scale, but the seal market has room to expand and still be considered sustainable, while helping out the…

Right?!? Before these books I didn't have much concept of what the "Fertile Crescent" was about, and this book was my jump off point. Not to mention how school lasting for about 12 years functions to prevent the job market from flooding too quickly. It sort of blew my mind :)

Aaand since I'm in the grays and you can't see what I pasted, it's Ishmael by Daniel Quinn...

I think this book (and the rest of the series) has some haters out there, but regardless of where you stand - this book made me think about the progression of humankind in a whole new light.

To answer your question about telling the whole world to eat seal - it's all about the few options that Indigenous people have for generating income. Traditionally-made goods are one of their few exports since any natural resource generated income they have is generally funneled through the government (which is a…

I heard about this on a Stuff You Should Know podcast! I also am entirely too scared to try this. They say that you need to hold the butt-end of the flashlight to your face and gaze down the beam of light in order to properly see the spidey eyes. Excuse me now while I go whimper for awhile.

Thank you so much for that laugh. It's been a pooped up week and I needed that big time.

Is it too late to ask for more Willie Nelson jokes? I've been in need of more chuckles lately, and you got me good with that last one.

I gave up on radio country music in the '90s, but learned to love "alt-country" (music genre descriptors are bad, sorry) and I submit this gem for your listening pleasure: