HAHAHAAAA. This gif, so perfect.

The (hetero) couple clothing mismatch is a pet peeve of mine, because in my mind it puts our gender disparity on patent display. Especially at weddings, when the bride is wearing a ballgown and the groom is in jeans. Those couples probably have a good understanding of one another, but dude: you couldn't meet her at…

YES. I moved from Los Angeles to Denver. "Being well-dressed is a beautiful form of politeness" ...and people are downright rude at the Colorado Symphony.

I used to live in Los Angeles, and I've heard so many ugly stories about the supposedly nice actors that I don't trust any nice-guy reports.

I've been a fan ever since The Tudors. God, this man... be back in 5 minutes.

It would go on my guilty Netflix cue, for sure.

That makes me ugly laugh. I'm going to call it Chiji's from now on.

Incontinence happens in every department. Not trying to sound snarky, but the great majority of people are hospitalized because they have some issue restricting their mobility.

How does one act like a vagina? Is that something like being a dick?

I'm still emotional about Boston yesterday, so this ad brought me to tears too, which surprised me.

Not crazy. A 3-mile run works perfectly for me. I usually make myself drink a Nalgene of water before bed too.

Ditto on this. I am a black woman mixed with Korean, and there are plenty of assholes who think it's flattering to say that they've never found a black woman attractive before. Well lucky me!! It does serve as a nice red flag indicator, though.

Har! Nice.

Yes! I think the key word is "indirectly". I think Robert Kirkman would use the word "directly".

Eyebrows up here. I agree, this person is not your friend! But you are now spared a totally painful bridal party experience. I hope that's something to feel somewhat better about.

It's funny, you've expressed what I experience in many social situations. I can't tell, though, if it's my skin color or baby-face that sets up the prejudicial behavior. Sometimes, though, the behavior change starts when they (sometimes out loud) realize I don't have an accent. That feels pretty shitty.

+1. I can't tell you how many times I've had to gently explain "Well actually, patients in hospice tend to have longer lifespan after diagnosis."

True story: I originally typed "fatty boobies" but changed it because it sounded so juvenile. Maturity FTW!

Sigh. I'm still oversimplifying. Let me clarify: by controlled for size, I mean controlled for muscle mass. Not controlled for gross weight, which still puts women at a disadvantage thanks to said fatty boobs.

You're right; as I have responded to others who have pointed this out, I shouldn't have made such a gross oversimplification: muscle-pound for muscle-pound, we are equally as strong. (I do not respect non-scientific sites enough to properly explain, which I won't be doing again!)