This one (I can't tell if it's posting or not - it's the tiger one):

The Other Half. The other original host was Dick Clark, and they added Dorian Gregory later, who was recognized at the time from Charmed. I actually DVR-ed that show for a while, NGL.

I think the sedation might affect your pupil dilation and eye movement to a point that could render the exam pointless. That might be why they don't offer sedated eye exams.

My cousin wore a long-sleeved bodysuit with shoulder cutouts (it was the 80s) with some jeans, and my grandmother told her she looked like a slut because of the exposed shoulders. My cousin was, like, 14 at the time. My grandmother could be pretty awful.

Tried this in Atlanta a few times - really didn't make a difference. Still sat on the runway in line for forever and took off late. It worked at Orlando pretty well, though.

So, it's sort of in the vein of the mucus/snot related stories, even if I don't work in the medical field. I have serious sinus problems. Like, congested all the time and on meds that barely work. Lots of fun. One day, I'm sparring in my boxing class with a guy who was a bouncer and one of the better fighters. We've…

I read "Gun Nuts" and pictured truck nuts. Does anyone make testicle-shaped attachments for guns? I bet there's money in that.

I guess my response was more geared towards the people in the thread denying the history of using the word in a racist way. In my attempt to support I appear to have offended, and I am sorry for that.

It's something that had never even occurred to me (because privilege) until I heard Donald Glover talking about it on a Community commentary. His variation was "well-spoken". Now that I'm aware, I hear "well-spoken" and "articulate" all the time in the south from white folks referring to people of color, and pretty…

Yeah, that's all I'm getting. Do you have to log-in from your service address?

I blame Tom Cruise's creepy involvement with a creepy cult.

It's possible, but they made horrible buying choices in all departments the entire time I was working there, so it could just be incompetence. I still remember the "Call Me" underpants in the little girls' department that got pulled the first year I worked there. And the men's Collection wear that didn't sell (ties…

It's just a guess, but they probably count sexual harassment, like cat-calls, as "guys lining up to talk to them". They don't really have any concept of what healthy, consensual sex is, because that requires viewing your sexual partner as a person instead of an object.

I worked at Old Navy, in shipment, for 7 years. This happens because every size run of an item only has a couple Ls and XLs (and usually one XXL, if at all). I think their plus section was supposed to compensate for that, but the clothing was cut so horribly that they pulled it from the stores and only sell it online…

I've only ever heard it on Blue Mountain State, specifically from Thad (Alan Ritchson's character).

Respectively, Princess Claudia and Lieutenant Ripley (a very effective bug hunter):

On the flip side, my fiance once asked a server if there were any vegetarian substitutes for the burger (some places have black bean burgers, etc.), and the server replied "we have turkey burgers".

Those do really well down here in Florida, where the weather isn't really an issue unless it's pouring.

I don't expect my partner to be a mind-reader, but I do expect him to be an adult. This means not having a child's perspective on what is clean, and it means not expecting me to do all the housework without any sort of discussion. It means not expecting me to take care of him regardless of my own health. He's not a…

Old Navy's Plus sales were terrible. I quit before they moved it completely online, but I can say that every return we had for plus items was due to bad fit and poor cut. For example, when I wore an Old Navy M in tanks, I tried on a 1X because I wanted to see if they were as short as they looked. And they were. It was…