Okay, I actually gagged a little at that one. I hate Peeps.

1. No.

First of all...touched a nerve?

I hear you. I don’t like clowns. If I see someone dressed as a clown with balloons and a wide, painted-on smile, and also see someone dressed as a serial killer wearing a human-skin mask and carrying a revving chainsaw, I’ll go say “Hi” to the serial killer.

Years ago I got a case of food poisoning that wrecked my digestive system for a couple of years. I could barely eat anything without severe diarrhea - I had to avoid anything the least bit greasy or oily, and ALL dairy.

Shows how naive I was. I thought it was a song about heroin use.

I thought that the point of “staging” is to make it possible for buyers to envision the space as theirs? Removing personal items, emptying spaces and moving to more neutral colors allows the details of your life to fade into the background and make it easier for buyers to superimpose the details of their lives onto the…

Late to the party, but this is an important question:

The calorie counts posted next to the counter helps with that. Some of the breads are quite lo-cal, plus they’ve added a lot of different types.

They can’t do that anymore. Salmonella risk.

I’m surprised no one has mentioned Chuck E. Cheese yet. Had their pizza once at a party.

McDonalds fries are only decent when they’re fresh and hot. Once they cool off, they’re disgusting, and nothing will return them to their original state. That’s why they taste so good eating them in the car, and are so awful when you finally get home/back to work/wherever.

There was a Round Table right next door to Tower Records Honolulu when I worked there. I loved that they sprinkled herbs all over the pizzas- no other pizza place did that. The calzones were pretty good, too.

What we care about is being told we’re something when we know perfectly well that we are not. Theists are always trying to turn atheism into some kind of religion, and they’re always so assumptive about it, as if they know us better than we know ourselves.

There’s a difference between going out into the world with the intent of deliberately getting into people’s faces about something you believe and think other people should, too...and not doing that.

Yes, atheists don’t believe in gods. But that’s it. You make it sound like there’s something involved in being an atheist, but there isn’t.

No, declaring you aren’t a stamp collector doesn’t indicate a “belief” in stamp collecting. Stamp collecting is real and tangible, and many people enjoy it. 

Atheism is not a religious belief. It’s not believing in the existence of gods.

That should be FSM. Derp!