Yeah, the new Secretkeeper art is an improvement. I’m okay with sideboob, but the wedgie dress never made sense to me. How is she holding it in? Is that the secret??

Uh, probably not. It’s pretty obvious that she was just maintaining balance. Plus the whole bit about the driver plowing into the Maxima in front shows that they a) really made no effort to stop or b) have awful depth perception.

Also, many creatives don’t own their products when they rely on companies for distribution and marketing.

Give Neutrogena’s Hydro Boost line a shot if you’re not allergic to organic sunscreen compounds. It has a watery consistency, but tries down without a sticky feel— which is an issue I have . My skin is dry, so I appreciate the moisturizing effect, but some might still find it a little greasy. The big sticking point is…

I use this method in my lab notebook (because let’s be honest: your ability to remember exactly what you did 3 days ago— much less 3 months ago— is not as good as you think it is), but that’s about where it ends. So many dentist appointments left on the calendar, it would give strangers the impression that I lost all…

Parasite Eve, because it was the first RPG I actually finished (and I couldn’t quite get into anything past PE2).

Eh, unless he clipped you on the side, I’m not sure he has a leg to stand on. I’ve found the depth guides to be accurate, but the sides are off by about 2 inches to the left.

At least the Camry’s backup camera isn’t off-center like a bunch of other Toyota models. Well, off-center with mis-calibrated guide lines. So many close calls on the left side of my Prius.

I’m not sure they could or should restrict it by age— the heart of it seems to be wanting to protect people inadvertently being unable to afford their own homes from rapid increases in market value that are outside of their control.

Yep. While I appreciate the spirit of Prop 13 (older folks on fixed income aren’t forced out of their homes when the market gets hot), it really hasn’t aged well as the California housing market continues to boom.

And then you get places like the SF/Bay Area where a lot of things aren’t necessarily far away (there’s probably a grocery store within 5 miles for most people), but zoning laws are so restrictive, and homeowners are bent on preserving their property values so that living close to work is a pipe dream for many.

Man, those people can mind their own damn business, or maybe even try it out themselves. Walking under an umbrella is so much more comfortable.

Hey, I walk around with a giant sun umbrella, so you do what you gotta do!

I hear ya. I’ve been hunting around for awhile and feel like the ones I’m using now are just...fine.

Yuppp. I don’t need some fancy $20 cleanser with random vitamins in it (because it’s not going to stick on my face long enough to matter), but I’m definitely gonna let some surfactants do the hard work of breaking down and lifting away makeup and sunscreen

Maybe they should look to COSRX for logo/branding inspiration:

We put a lot of stuff on our faces. Trying to wash off makeup or sunscreen at the end of the day with just water is an exercise in futility.

Cool, thanks! He has only ever worn closed headphones, so I wonder how much he’d enjoy the open kinds. Personally, I wouldn’t mind them being open, even if it only slightly increases the chances of him hearing me yelling a question over in-game gunfire.

How do these compare to the ATH-M50x’s? My husband loves his and refuses to use a regular gameset, instead using a cheapo lapel mic and subjecting everyone to frequent mic tests as it cuts in and out.

I was half-expecting the Pikachu face to turn into a Charmander or something when he kept cutting. Maybe next time!