Thank you so much for taking a bit of the stigma out of it for us. I’ll find a way to pay the goodwill forward today, and hopefully it will find its way back to you.

It feels good to get it out, right? No pun intended. Obviously I knew there were “other people out there”, I’ve just never met them.

PA meeting. I'm glad Tom took the first step.

I’ve always been there. The only way I’ve been able to “manage” it is by picking only where I would tweeze anyways. My brow shape has stayed mainly in tack that way, but there is redness still because I’m like constantly looking for something to rip out.

I’m sorry to scab off of your goodwill, (no pun intended) but do you have any similar strategies to deflect hair pulling? I’ve been picking at my lashes and eyebrows since I was like five. The best I have been able to manage it is to try to pull the way I would tweeze, but I still end up with half a brow/ redness when…

I dunno, an “I’m every woman” thing popped into my head at first, but then I listened to it for the first time in ages and....... no. Good excuse to revisit a classic though.

oh do tell........

Do you understand the concept of ocean acidification? Its probably a bigger, more immediate problem than climate change. It has nothing to do with sulfur or nitrogen, but is created by carbonic acid.... which is what is formed when atmospheric carbon dioxide is absorbed into the waters. This lowers the PH making it…

That’s a problem too, but according to the EPA and DOT, passenger cars and light trucks account for 68% of total transport greenhouse gas emissions including ships, trains, and planes, which accounts for 15% of global emissions, and 27% of American emissions. Then please also take into account the further pollution of…

If I’m not mistaken emissions created by fossil fuels burned for transportation still account for something like 15% of GHG and 25% in the United States. I understand that those figures include air, train, and sea freight, but according to the EPA and Department of Transportation, passenger cars and light duty trucks…

A lot of people said that about seat belts and smoking too. You think we’re worse off?

I reckon the poors in tiny pacific island nations will be pretty happy their coastlines won’t be shrinking as quickly and their oceans will be less acidic so they can go back to fishing for themselves.

You realise your gas guzzlers have a major role to play global warming, correct? Not only that, but with each new one on the road, my city becomes smoggier and dirtier and the waters I swim and fish in become more acidified and polluted.

Unless we have a game changing problem like climate change in which cars are massively implicated in. Your freedom to put as much shit into the atmosphere as you like so you can enjoy your car just the way you like is smogging up the air in my neighbourhood, drying my climate, and acidifying the ocean waters I fish…

Spot fucking on.

Oh my god, that is a masterpiece.

I’m wondering what power a team of college football players have to create practical, lasting solutions to widespread , on going social issues? It seems like with their influence and position in the community, maintaining the public’s attention might be the best offering? Curious what alternative mechanisms you had in…

It did a pretty good job of getting the issue of income disparity to the forefront of economic conversations in the U.S. The term the “1%” is now part of popular vernacular, and I question if Bernie Sanders would have been able to catch the momentum he has without it. From small things bigger things grow.

I'll make that 101 stars for you.

Yup. Gotta be right at the right place right time. Practice makes this much more achievable.