Note to self: Start wearing tiara when working from home... ;)

Ha! No, he sees where I live... ;)

(Actually I guess it is pretty nice, just the 2nd floor apartment of a well-maintained pre-war townhouse in Queens, NY. But it ain't no luxury building with doormen or anything like the usual richie rich stuff in NYC.)

It isn't the right neckline for any but about five people on the planet.

That one made me cry, brutally, and I avoided ever seeing it again. It was TOO sad.

Shows people the power of money. If police salaries and promotions were tied to public perceptions of their work, they too would bend over backward to appease the public.

and Rancic, a longtime face of E!, will remain as central figures when the series returns. Of the latter's dreadlocks quip, a line suggested by the show's writing staff, Berwick says, "It was absolutely misinterpreted,

Sounds like success for anti-racism. Small blocks build bigger blocks.

Ranic should get the boot. I'd be happy to never see or hear about her again.

Which means they are trying to save face by saying we are not quitting, but we will disappear and never come back.

I'm cool with this. I enjoyed watching Fashion Police when Joan Rivers was on it, but it was always guilt watching because it's just so shitty.

Also, frothy is kind of a disgusting word and they shouldn't use it.

I meant throwing money on the stage, actually— in CA, at least, the actual hourly wage is (or was, I'm way past strip-club attendance age) measly as hell. In some places, dancers actually pay to perform, banking on the dollars thrown to them to balance it out and earn a profit.

Okay well, you are totally right dude. Enjoy your cold-pube-pizzas and sticking it to the man, you beautiful sunflower.

I ordered a rug in the shape of the Millenium Falcon for my husband's man cave for Christmas with about 4 weeks to spare, from ThinkGeek.com. When it arrived, it was the Captain America shield but there was still plenty of time to exchange. I let them know, and they sent me the new rug AND reversed the charge. I…

Where I live all of the jobs you listed are union. Meaning good wages, awesome benefits, paid leave and all the other stuff that comes with union protection. Those delivery drivers are getting minimum wage and are using their own cars. No benefits, no paid time off, no job security.

Same! Our local Chinese take out fav. will deliver to us if we call 5 minutes before closing because they know we will make it worth their while. (I do try not to do this- but occasionally 9pm comes around really fast)

Okay, judgement call here: you're a bad person. You are bad at being people. Grasshopper fine, but human, nah.

Are you saying you tip the electric company? I guess that's libertarian, or something. But you know, there are services you voluntarily request, and those that are part of society. I don't get to choose whether or not the street sweepers come down my street, and I'm required to pay a specific trash service to pick…

I have had to check with places, because a delivery driver told me once that they were not getting tips when they were put on credit cards. The owner was pocketing them. So now I ask.

I am kind of an asshole, but not to people who bring me food. Because FOOD.