Bad but probably still a little good is my motto. ;)

I remember eating those Smarties sugar candies in college for Halloween because...NO FAT!

The moment I stop making fun of his snoring, you bet I will.

The food pyramid has admittedly remained the same for, like, what? 40 years, maybe? That’s not arguable at all.

Exactly. That was the message that we were given. Fat made you fat. Sugar wasn’t really even discussed except in fringe, hippie-style fashion.

It’s horrible. It’s just so, so horrible.

Well, what I was really thinking about was that we were told implicitly that fat was the enemy. By the FDA (back in those days we trusted them!) and the surgeon general.

Yup. Drives me crazy.

Yeah, thanks for that. It never occurred to me before. Sense of humor must have prevented me from seeing I could buy a man’s robe.

And the list of what we have in common grows....

Because the 90s Fat Free myth really got us into the great place we are, today.

So, Camille Grammer. I have no idea if she’s a terrible person or a saint. What I do know is this:

I am alone and desperately wanted to high five someone.

As others have already pointed out, the quality has tanked. You could get decent stuff there that would last at least a few years but now it’s just like every other brand, where you buy a basic staple and hope it will make it through one wash without a seam splitting or some weird hole showing up. They also used to…

“Isn’t that why you get married?”

We do agree. I think that for a lot of people, the contouring idea (in theory) takes the place of surgery or non-invasive procedures. But really, I feel sort of uncomfortable with it's current popularity as a makeup trend. It's way overdone and you can contour with the slightest of light hands and still get a…

Film and print ad makeup artist, here. I feel like most of the time, contouring is just a bad, bad idea.

It looks really good!

I had an argument here last week with someone who basically said women who put too much time into their makeup/hair should spend that time writing a novel.

Putting make up on on freshly bare, washed skin is a bad idea.