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Just a technical clarification, I am pretty sure Michelle Knight was in her twenties when she was kidnapped.

You don't feel like people can feel a sense of relief that a man who orchestrated one of the worst attacks on the US is dead and at the very least, it is a blow to the organization he led? I mean, this is the first time I feel like this is an appropriate comparison to make, but you don't think people could feel right

I mean, well yeah, he clearly is some level of mentally ill because normal people don't hold other people captive in their basement and repeatedly rape them. But...like...I don't know...so what? I don't know, there is something so systematic about his actions that make me vary of rehabilitating someone like him. A lot

Why exactly? My dad was clearly conscious of what was going on, and not surprised that she had a typical American name. He was more like "hey, my toddler doesn't understand this stuff, lol." How would you handle that? Just not say anything while your kid is weird and awkward? To quote Eugene Mirman "Kids say the

This is just me, but the idea that you can overeat on vegan food is amazing to me. Yeah yeah, all my vegan friends claim they have plenty of things to eat, but I can't see it behind all the night cheese and chicken wings.

My bf and I have talked about doing something like this if we get married. I don't like engagement rings, but I love tattoos. I don't know, part of me thinks, well if you break up after the point where you have gotten a tattoo together, it's not like the tat is going to make it any more painful. It's going to suck

I will say, one time when my sister was probably about three or four years old, we went to Plymouth Plantation. We were at the part that was supposed to be the Native American site exhibit, which is actually a part of the park where the interpreters are not in character. There was this one Native American girl in a

A lot of people are like that, but that is totally not hands down true. I have my job because one of my friends casually mentioned that he knew someone in my field. He set up a meeting for us, and this guy took hours out of his day to talk to me, introduce me to people, and give me reading materials. A few months

very excited that she will be in the new movie based on David Sedaris' book.

I think the fashion industry doesn't address like 90% of female body types. I'm 5'5, kind of hour glass, I have boobs and an ass. I think I kind of look like the typical healthy woman. No one would call me petite or fat. Yet, I can't find a decent button down that fits my boobs and my waist and arms at the same time,

So I often wonder if I am a "dirty looks" person. I have always loved people watching and I think I kind of just stare at people a lot because I think they look interesting. I find myself borderline staring at interracial and same sex couples not because I'm like "I don't like you!" but because I'm like "awww, that's

1. This is why honeymoon funds/cash/down payment contributions are so great.

I've never been less attracted to JGL than I have in the trailer to this movie, but I'm still excited to see it.

I love stuff like that. Unfortunately, I am doing a "best attempt" at paleo, but I might keep those around anyway. Going off diet every once is a while is fine.

Trader Joe's is my Achilles's heel

Yeah, but you kind of don't want to move forward in life (kids, mortgage) when you have a six figure debt and a five figure salary.

Yes, and cooking at home in general. I am about to crack down on this hardcore, because I have been lapsing on making my lunch now that I spend a large part of the week at my boyfriend's place. Does anyone have tips for stuff to keep at office for when you're running out of time to make lunch the night before?

I am actually much like this with my bf. I am big on cooking and I will often cook. He seems to like it pretty well. I do feel a little bad because he is not a terrible cook himself, but I all of the things he likes to make are things that due to dietary restrictions I can't eat.

Word. The only reason I learned to cook at age 12 was because my parents' cooking was, as the OP put it, "edible" and my grandfather's (or primary caretaker and live-in babysitter) cooking should probably be dropped in violent conflict zones in lieu of bombs. By the time I was in high school, I was primarily