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Religion. I feel that marriage in the Church really is a sacred bond. Bonds can be broken for lots of different reasons, and not everything in marriage is sacred, but I lived with my girlfriend before we were married, (shock?) but it wasn't until we were married that I felt like we were committed to each other, and…

And never sit in the seat adjacent to the vent for an LCD projector.

Going by what Melanie said in her first comment, I'm guessing that he's got a green screen immediately behind him, and the actual camera footage cuts off right where his hand disappears. The entire background is fake.

My initial thought was that the post would be about "How to not act like an out of towner", but it's really all about "How to experience the city like a local", which I can really get behind. I moved to the Chicago area and was essentially a "local tourist" for a few years, and while visitors to the area should…

True, and I think it explains why a lot of hiring managers look for someone who has most, but not all qualifications for a job, with the potential to step up into a role, rather than someone who has proven they can do everything and would be taking a lateral move.

This "travel hack" means I have to sit with my legs ~completely straight~ for 4 hours so the fool in front of me can enjoy their flight. Forget that.

You must be under 6 feet tall. I'm 6'1 - which is not "very tall" and any time someone leans back, its right into my knees. Am I supposed to stretch my legs uncomfortably straight through the entire flight to let some fool in front of me enjoy their trip? Forget it, and forget you.

Or, Button Fly.

Jane Alexander, you're a troll. Prepare for massive irony in your life.

This is the most stunning thing I have ever read from someone who actually knows how to spell. It's not a matter of pretending my son has capabilities that he lacks. I know EXACTLY what he can do and can't do. You're weaseling around it in the comments and the replies, but you're really suggesting that he is less…

Let's see how much you love it when it happens to your child or someone close to your. The world has a terribly ironic sense of humor.

That was back in 85. I think the most recent name was called "Crisis of Infinite Fanboys". : )

If he had been reading Vogue, there's no evidence from what he was wearing at the time. Unless that same issue had a feature on "Lumberjack Chic".

In 1985, DC Comics decided to streamline its fictional universe, full of parallel earths and multiple versions of the same hero, by trying to establish a single universe with a single timeline. They also tried to take the opportunity to "scrape the barnacles and rust" off of lots of different heroes, by resetting…