contribute to Science! run a replication study! :)

then my time was not wasted. hurrah!

yes, those pesky indecisive people, contributing to the general difficulty Social Science has in replicating results!

possible indication that it's not a coin toss, but a true 50-50 split of preference within the population! this probably calls for some experimental investigations.

7. "Fifty-six percent of unmarried men prefer receiving head while lying down as opposed to standing up, while the numbers are exactly reversed for married men."

the main disadvantage of this dog it that it's easy to trip.

maybe they thought she was lifting her gown AND providing viewers with a flashlight and a speculum!

well-said. replying to promote, big-time.

I'm so glad I'm a girl, or else I would be continually terrified that thinking about the Melty Man would summon the Melty Man.

yes, a thousand times yes! Jeff has some craaazy theories, but this one is spot on, man.

word to that. I'm thinking this may be what's underlying Tracie's hatred of this cut? because I think that in order to pull this cut off, you have to either (a) be ridiculously beautiful, or (b) have exactly the right face shape / hair type.

genuine question: I've been curious for a while (ever since I saw Anya on the last season of Project Runway GORGEOUSLY rocking one of these haircuts) whether it's mainly a style thing, or whether there's also an upkeep/ease element to this cut. does it make [shampooing; blowdrying; styling; etc.] easier?

ughhh. I did this downstream, EVEN THOUGH I can't help but feel like we should listen to our friend Adm. Ackbar here. (and sweet tea vodka, who makes this point slightly better, above.)

my first instinct is DO NOT FEED the Bulgarian Editor-trolls, but I just. can't. not respond.

it has always been those most insecure about their own worth who drag down others based on the mantra of "you are different than I am, therefore you are bad; therefore, I am good."

well played, ma'am.

you're totally not crazy—that is basically the exact plot of In Cold Blood. which from the sound of it you should definitely NOT read, despite its status as a classic of investigatory nonfiction.

okay, now I went back and watch the first scene and it's not literally very similar. but I definitely also got the feeling while watching that the last scene of this season was mirroring that first one of Season 1. just a coincidence, maybe?

yes! I said that first part out loud when that scene started, and then everyone shushed me (fair enough) and I forgot about it until now. I hadn't thought through the symbolism though—really good point.

they GOT