@spiraloflife: At the moment, Childe Hassam's Bowl of Goldfish.

@ablative: That's usually what I say, too. But then, ironically, I feel like it sounds as if I didn't find it interesting!

I say as long as you're willing to play around and figure things out, you'll be able to keep up. For those who need help, xkcd has a tech support cheat sheet: [xkcd.com]

I'm spending my Sunday night reading. I love reading, so people are always loaning me books, and I've never figured out what to do when I don't like them. My roommate recently loaned me a book that her friend wrote, and she was raving about how beautiful it is. I find the narrator kind of narcissistic and the prose…

@NewsBunny: Yay!

@boobookitteh: I'll have a twist of lemon.

@NewsBunny: I'm new to Jezebel and relatively new to New York, but I'd love to make friends with some of the awesome people on here (if newbs are welcome).

One of the objections I've seen voiced about this meme is that it excludes the menfolk, as if they are never affected by breast cancer. Apparently, men have remedied this situation by starting their own Facebook meme: tomorrow is Penis Awareness/Appreciation Day.

@Justine: For me, the key was to get in the right mindset: instead of waiting around for someone to ask you out, or settling for whoever happens to ask, you're picking someone you find interesting. I haven't exactly asked out a ton of guys, but relationships in general weren't working for me until I asked out my…

@Pennyfeather: I went to a movie alone for the first time a few months ago, and it made me wonder why I didn't try it sooner. It's fun!

It's times like this that I resent living in New York. When we get snow, it gets slushy and dirty within about 15 minutes.

@Belli: Hearted. I felt exactly the same when I was a kid (and in high school... and in college...), but I never came up with an amazing speech of defiance like this. Awesome.

@ytuhermanotambien: And only when they want to make babies.

@TryScience: Very true. I have a friend who's training to be an opera singer, and she said ladies tend to be on the large side or very tiny and fit to get that kind of air support.

There's no such thing as too much bacon.

@Hana Maru, used up old slutbag on the pole: I've been known to use strategic bang placement to cover blemishes.

@Vidya108: That was my first thought on reading the article, too.

@K.H.: I think this phenomenon goes back at least to Woody Allen, who made it okay for nerdy-looking men to date conventionally attractive women.

@Zombie Ms. Skittles: Agreed. It has an amazing visual/aesthetic component that the Latin alphabet lacks—which, incidentally is why haiku translates so poorly into English.

@jenilane: You can be smart and funny—just not smarter or funnier than your husband.