because it means that he got invited to the famous Playboy pajama party and there are still people in this country that see that as a coveted invite, I guess?

I refuse to look this up, but I think she dated Nick Carter for a while, so she probably got her more press coverage than was warranted based on one single that did well on TRL. All the other women had tons of songs that were big on that show.

She seems like she’s probably a nice lady, but she speaks as if the entire country has been breathlessly waiting for her to come back. She had one song that hit #22 on the charts. Who is even recognizing her?

I just listen to Hot 97 when I am visiting my family. it’s the best radio station in the world - nothing but hip hop from 1995-2005. Straight jam after jam. And they hired all the people who used to work at JAMN 94.5 so it’s literally like a time warp to being in 7th grade.

If I was his 17 year old daughter I would be dying of embarrassment over that.

Well I didn’t move to his city! I just planned a weekend trip to visit another friend so I could ask him out for lunch. And I told him about my sneaky plan on our second date.

Ten years after graduating high school I looked up the guy I always had a crush on, made up a reason to be in the city he lives in and asked him if he wanted to meet for lunch. Now we’ve been dating for 2.5 years. Congratulations to you and your fiance.

I was wondering if it was going to happen! I grew up in the same town as the club (I’ve never been) so maybe I had more of an emotional stake than the rest of you! I think the idea that the club was too patrician and fancy for a football player and a model was completely invented by the media. Every old white dude in…

yes, it is bad! You can take a shirt to the dry cleaner and they can probably have their tailor open up the neck for you. I cut v-necks into shirts with scissors and now they are all raggedy and lopsided.

I’ve lived in apartments for 13 years. Sharing walls never bothered me. I think it bothers some people but I doubt it’s that much of a turnoff. I think a desire to be unique is a big factor for people who like tiny homes.

I’m sorry that I came off as obnoxious but I will actually tell you how they impact me. First, I am a real estate agent, so I spend a lot of time learning about and thinking about homes, how they are used, what people like vs what they think they like, what they mean to people and the environmental impact of different…

I cut all the necks off my t shirts in high school as well, and now I can’t wear any of them anymore! I wish someone had told 17 year old me that I would not ALWAYS want my bra strap showing.

sure have! It’s great. The only thing weird about it is that I grew up on low fat ice cream/frozen yogurt, so it feels very decadent to eat full fat ice cream now.

In most of the episodes I’ve seen, it looks like it would be less expensive to live in an existing studio apartment or if this is not an urban area, in a small bungalow home. Some of these places have high end finishes and require a ton of customization that are pretty expensive.

i’m a real estate agent in Brooklyn and I once saw a one bedroom apartment where the owners had a child’s bed lofted over their bed, and a crib for a baby next to the bed. I was like “DID YOU MAKE THE SECOND KID WITH THE FIRST ONE WATCHING YOU??”

oh you mean a studio apartment? These tiny home owners typically have a LOT of smugness about how all they want is to be environmentally friendly, but it’s pretty well demonstrated that the most environmentally friendly thing you can do is live in a densely populated city, in an already existing apartment.

my best friend used to be vegan and worked at a vegan bakery (that was also like, gluten free and sugar free) and we would fight about whether their stuff was good or terrible. SOME things lend themselves to being replicated with most of the good stuff missing but others - cupcakes, especially - do not.

I am very lactose intolerant and for some reason I can eat Halo Top. I think it just has very little cream in it compared to real ice creams.

well, the situation has been dealing with an opioid addiction for the last four or so years AND an addiction to not paying taxes on $8 million in income, so pretty clear why he wanted to get this thing going again. It’s not an MTV production.

I cried last week listening to Stevie Wonder’s cover of “We Can Work It Out” because the way he sings it is just so HOPEFUL.