Up until today, every time I’ve known of someone saying their pronouns are she/they, it was meaning that either was fine with them, not that both need to be used equally. Now, I didn’t read the Allure article, so I don’t know if Halsey specifically said, “I want to be called by both pronouns equally” but it’s not a…

In basic training, before they remembered our names, they would just say, “Hey, there, you!”

You say that as if that’s the only reason to use sunscreen. Because, as a person who burns easily and has had a second degree sunbunr, I can tell you that cancer is not the reason most people use sunscreen.

I also get my toes done, primarily because I have type 2 diabetes and I’ve already experienced some neuropathy and I don’t want to clip myself and not know it. But, when I started back to the nail salon recently, I decided to go ahead and get full pedicures (I was getting just the clip and painting because my feet are…

So, do you have to live (or grew up) in a state with an NFL team to be a fan of an NFL team? If I live in a state with no NFL team, do I even get to watch?

My nail tech tells me she can stick them on there so they don’t come off, but I don’t know. I’d worry about it all the time. I know it makes no sense.

OK, I didn’t read the whole comment before I replied.

Is not paying the fare even an arrestable offense? I was under the impression it’s a fine. Maybe if you got a lot of tickets for it and didn’t pay them, but that doesn’t seem to be the case here.

Bullshit! Being rude and cussing is not a fucking crime, dipshit! There is no law that states we have to be polite to cops. He didn’t even have to answer their questions because he was not under arrest (and had done nothing that warranted arrest) so he was free to go whenever he wanted.

No. 

No.

Right? I mean, what were they arresting him for? If he didn’t pay, I’m pretty sure that’s just a fine. If he let someone else in, also just a fine (if even that? Not totally familiar with subway rules.) Cussing at the cops, not a crime. Walking away from the cops while lifting his shirt, not a crime. Telling them he…

The fact that anyone would feel validated because they share an opinion with a celebrity who has nothing to do with the subject is just--well, it’s not surprising, but it sure is angering.

So, there’s this Beatles tribute band called 1964. I took my mom to see them. At one point, “John” was talking to “George” about capos (only they called them “cheaters”) and he said, “You know what I’m talking about, right?” George said, “Bought one once. Gave it to Clapton.”

I’ve been looking for someone to recap The Good Fight this season! EW did the premier and then just dropped it.

There is no such thing as a person who doesn’t need to use their hands, except if they are in a coma. You have to wipe yourself, brush your teeth, feed yourself, dress yourself. At the minimum.

When I was in my early 20s, I rode the bus a lot and there was a bus driver whose nails were about as long as her fingers. And, not in the “I never cut my nails” gross kind of way. They were manicured and painted (for all I know, they were acrylic. I never asked.)

I get designs on one or more of my nails every time. I like to get new things (I have challenged my nail tech often. Time before last was the Prince symbol because of a friend who was a huge Prince fan and died of covid.)

Bad analogy because long nails don’t make people’s hands useless for anything but ornamentation (I mean, they would mine, but I know that, so I don’t get long nails.) Even more so, the shape of the nail has nothing to do with the ability to use your hands.

I will never understand why people care so much about what other people wear on their bodies. I don’t like these nails, but I’m not going to insult people who get them.