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I have a Beagle - he is both the best and the worst dog ever. And I bet he's related to one of these dogs here!

@dripdrop: Cowgirl’s Original Ice Cream Baked Potato

@dripdrop: There is a restaurant near my apartment that actually serves this!

@returnofthehoney: It's as much of a disability as having a broken leg is, for instance. It's not a permanent disability, but it is a disability. A disability is anything that hinders you from functioning normally - and pregnancy does that, especially in a situation like yours where you're on bed rest. I'm not sure

Dear idiots: being pregnant IS a disability. I don't care if you feel that disability was "chosen," it's still a disability that deserves to be accommodated. I bet people were considerate of your mother when she was pregnant with you. Why don't you go ahead and pass it on, instead of being ridiculous assholes.

I'm 26, my sister is 23. We still get visited by Santa. I also make my boyfriend a stocking, filled with candy and cute little gifts. He loves it. Nothing wrong with embracing the childish side of the holidays, that's what makes them so fun!

Judith Regan is pretty legendary in the publishing world - not only for being crazy and kind of morally repugnant (she's the one who wanted to publish "If I Did It" by OJ), but also for being incredibly abusive and nasty to her employees. Every editor and agent I know was setting their DVRs last night for some

@Tirannie: Paul the Octopus! He picked all the World Cup winners, but died a few months ago.

I think the fact that he was able to view his daughter as a sexual being, and that she was able to view her father as such, speaks to, at the very least, psychological abuse going on in the household for a very long time. Parent/child incest among adults seems to be, while not necessarily child abuse as defined by

What office makes you get a gift for everyone? That is ridiculous and terrible...

My mom had Santa give me "The Fountainhead" when I was 16. Does that mean she hates me?

Dear Paul - I am not your sister. Please come marry me!

@hfree: They actually orchestrate it so that you only get about 30 blocks.

Yup, they recruit at local trivia nights, my group got recruited once, but we never got the call. They try to keep it somewhat of a surprise, and they also often take you to a bar beforehand and get you drunk - they tell you that they're interviewing you for another show.

This would totally be better for movies and TV shows, since those are things you tend to experience together. Music has never mattered as much to me, except as a negative. I've had guys introduce me to music I now love, and vice versa, but if someone is disdainful or rude about the music I like, that's kind of a

Gross. That's really all there is to say about this. Here's hoping she keeps her mouth shut, but I'm sure there are reporters camped out outside her house right now, and I have no doubt the temptation will soon prove too much to resist.

@dearcoquette: I have a huge ass, and I buy stuff from their Pink line (in dark purple, white, red, etc. - no hot pink unless I want hot pink!). The cotton hipster works really well for me, as does the cheeky cotton boy briefs and the boyshorts.

Am I the only Jez who loves Victoria's Secret, and shops there so regularly that I actually have a Victoria's Secret credit card? I love their stuff aimed at younger women - the cotton underwear is often cute and comfortable, their bras are flattering and last forever, and it's one of the only places I can

I hate this new trend of trying to sensationalize people's sexuality in an area where sexuality has no relevance. Ballroom dancing with someone does not have anything to do with whether or not you're sexually attracted to them, and having Portia de Rossi (also - I thought it was Degeneress now?) dance with a woman