I remember that cologne so well. I had totally forgotten about these. Thank you!

Well hello memories. Wow!

Pfft. Please note I said at least 2 weekends. It's usually more. I can easily put away an entire season of a show in a weekend if I'm determined.

oh my god I can't even remember, it was literally twenty years ago. Mostly we were concerned with not getting arrested for stealing mango flavored deliciousness! But I do remember there being some sort of eyeshadow experimental stuff. I can't remember ANY MORE DETAIL than that but there was definitely some crazy ass…

Not talking to people and sitting alone watching Netflix are two of the greatest joys in my life. If people were truly meant to converse face to face and have to order food over the phone like cavepeople, we wouldn't have invented the internet. Don't mess with success.

I bet there are dozens of girls on this site who are thinking the EXACT SAME THING. We all did it. I had many, many misprinted contraband Dr. Pepper lip balms.

And hung on a cord you wore around your neck.

Heh, oh I know. But really, no worse than fangirling over YSL or Nars, right?

I'm torn between "nooooooo!" and "YISSSS, pls reformulate and get rid of whatever it is I developed a sensitivity to that made my lips swell up and burn." DR PEPPER, I MISS YOU. Also the Cherry Coke one was pretty boss, and Sprite is this marvelous/horrible semi-sheer white.

My first kisses tasted of Dr Pepper lip smacker. Thanks, Bonnie Bell.

Not immensely fond of the titles to be honest.

See that's it, I don't like being called Ms because I associate it with folks old enough to be my mum, if not my grandmother. I know the roots, and I get why people like it, I just really, really do not like it applied to me ha.

I'm not sure why "Ms" sounds like a stern 60-year-old English teacher to you.

OH MY GOD IM SO SORRY I FORGOT THE C BIG DEAL SO SORRY.

there is no gender-neutral equivalent of "San" in English. Give me one of those.

it does have the ability to be incredibly offensive.

To be fair, makes sense to me. I loathe 'Ms' - it makes you sound like a stern 60yr old english teacher. But some people find Miss condescending and Mrs assigns too much importance to whether or not you're married.

Not a big deal.

What I see in my head every time a Republican does this: