Due to a combination of morbid curiosity and abject boredom, and against my better judgement, I clicked “play” and... got the “This content is currently unavailable in your area” message. Damn, Canada, on this occasion you really are looking out for your people.

I’m going to give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you were being sarcastic. Otherwise, as a super white gal from one of the whitest parts of Canada, you’re making us look like racially-insensitive boobs and our current government (not to mention historical policies) really don’t need your help.

I am only one person, but I’m of Irish-Scottish descent (so, translucent with freckles) and can go up to 5 days without washing my hair, especially in winter. I weaned myself off daily washing over the course of a year and my sebum production decreased proportionately. Maybe Rachel did the same... or maybe the perm…

I guess I’m just an ambivalent person and don’t have a strong attachment to most things I own, or at least not enough that I would say they “spark joy”. When I was reading the book I doubted if I actually treasured any of my functional possessions, but I see now that to “treasure” an item could in my case be an…

I have to agree with O’Connor about the whole “sparking joy” thing. My snow shovel does not bring me joy but it is absolutely necessary, as is my blender, my hair dryer, the spare tire for my car, and my sensible work shoes. Getting rid of things purely on the basis of not bringing joy is impractical and ridiculous.

There are two types of recipes on Pinterest:

Second only to having kids, I’d guess.

If she’s been into the tuna lately, it could be mercury.

If that leopard getup ever goes to auction, I will sell everything I own to get it. Except my left kidney which I have already hypothetically sold to obtain Liz Taylor’s gigantic 80’s sunglasses.

Seconded. That bob is adorable. (I’m trying to grow out a pixie cut and it gives me fresh hope.)

What can’t gigantic kittens make better? Thank you! :)

Thank you a million times over for posting this.

Who? And who? I’m out of the loop, but based on the looks of them I don’t want to be in it.

I lol’ed so hard at that... I took it as a very condescending reference to their sound. Though to be honest I find most electronic music to be “bleepy-bloopy”, so there may be a bit of personal bias. :P

“We can’t find anything wrong with you” is too often misinterpreted or even misspoken as “there is nothing wrong with you”, and within that there lies the implication that the sufferer is some crazy wingnut. There is still so much stigma around mental health issues that it’s no wonder these people are seeking…

I have a faux-fur vest which I sewed myself because the good-quality (i.e. they feel nice) faux ones were too expensive for me. (Vogue patterns V8838 for any interested sewists out there). I bought the fabric right after Hallowe’en for 60% off, and the whole thing cost less than $45. What kind of rich-looking asshole…

There are a lot of people in Lethbridge who to this day consider Nickelback and Creed to be pillars of rock music, so it’s more legit than you might think.

“Pepto-Bismol” pink, if you will.

Well let's not get carried away now. A person only really needs one functional kidney. ;)

I would trade my left kidney for the shades she's wearing in the last photo.