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How the F is this simpler?? Now if you’re married with 2 jobs you have to calculate shit or file seperatly or feck I don’t even know. I’m not married yet so I don’t have to deal with it but this is stupid - now I can’t claim 1 like I used to do. Especially with the tax breaks that Trump has done, I’ve been claiming 1

Great advice - but I would love to see a post dedicated to households where *both* parents work outside the home. True, there’s no late school bell to worry about — but your boss still expects you to get to work on time maybe? We still need to hustle to get kids to day camp or the babysitters or grandma’s, and then

This seems very nice, and like good advice, but also not for people who work and have to send the kids somewhere every day. Getting out the door still has to happen on time when the kids are going to camp after camp, or whatever other combination of options you’ve managed to cobble together to last most of the summer.

I never was fond of them; they always rode up exposing my kiddo’s legs if they weren’t fastened at the bottom, and if they were little sacks that closed, difficult to work when using a car seat. My baby lived in pants, even in the summer. 

Theoretically but it’s a lot easier to hold a baby by the crotch in pants.

I definitely agree that he answered the question wrong and was going to post the same thing. Aaron holds his deodorant like an | instead of a - and that’s freakin’ weird.

I think Drew answered the question wrong. The wife wasn’t saying swipe perpendicular. She was saying hold it perpendicular, which is what’s happening in the video. Weirdo husband does what dude in the video does, but with the stick turned 90 degrees.

The question and answer confused the hell out of me. Regardless, I’m positive I apply deodorant the correct way.

I’m confused as hell after reading the deodorant one. Did someone mix up parallel and perpendicular? Do I not understand human anatomy?

This. I was invited to a Friendsgiving that quickly turned into “everything that can be vegan must be vegan to accommodate this one person we invited at the last minute and they aren’t even being asked to bring a dish.” Naw, nope, nuh-uh. It was a Thanksgiving dinner without a single pat of butter and it was dreadful

People can eat, or not eat, what they want. I don’t have to cook for them though, especially vegans who’re out for any stumble. They’re welcome at my table, bring your own food.

For the record, the millennial generation are those that are old enough to remember 9/11, but too young to remember the Challenger, with some leeway on both ends.

Yeah, there is no way a 24 or 25 year old is an older millennial, that’s outrageous. That person was born in 1992 or ‘93. Holy shit!

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One sure sign this is correct: every single person (read: psycho) that has an inspirational quote in their email signature uses some odd ass font for the quote. Exponential crazy.

Beth, I really appreciate articles like this that provide some balance and realism to the frequently sorry state of popular science reporting (and journalism in general). Thanks for the effort.

Pretty excited for this as I am having my first in August. May I suggest an article on how to deal with the ever-creeping dread that I may end up raising my child in a dystopian hellscape or post apocalyptic wasteland? ‘Cause I think about that a lot.

I love Kenji’s recipe for a quick 2 minute hollandaise, but I’ve found that there are some.. caveats to it.

First, it doesn’t make much.. but it is DEAD simple and you can knock out batch after batch after batch. It might not even take you two minutes. Second, I’ve had various troubles to the point that I now use two

Yep. Those young men were babies once. And fuck babies, right?

What if you are on the no baby plan and suddenly find yourself pregnant?