lemonista
lemonista
lemonista

Depends on your sense of humor. For me, the outright slaughter of my entire family, all those who bear my last name, has the ability to be a funny joke. What's off limits for you is probably not off limits for me.

It might not be perfect but I'm sure there was a floor in that bathroom she could have laid her changing pad on and changed the baby there. You don't change a diaper in the dining room. Good for the school.

Or you know, I watched the video and saw what the kid did.

Thongs have VPL too, just look at any basic in the summer, wearing a cotton "town gown"

What about those people (you know some, I know some, we all know some) who go around going, "My problem is that I'm too compassionate and caring and kind and generous and empathetic and I love too much blah blah blah." Does this study mean those guys aren't narcissists? Because, if they're not, what are they and how

You can also tell who's a narcissist by the amount of self portraits in their social media accounts, you don't even have to ask a question.

"We're born we start breathing, we don't need consultants to get us through it."

Tell that to all the babies in the NICU on respirators. Or the people with asthma who need to be in constant reach of an inhaler.

Is it sometimes hard? Absolutely. I cried. I supplemented. I fought hard for breastfeeding. None of that makes

If someone found out that my ringtone was a Justin Bieber song, I'd want the bear to finish the job.

Oh shut up. Some people have big areola. Deal.

Natural to the point where if you couldn't do it or pass your baby to a lactating woman, they'd just die. I understand that not all women can do it, and it's certainly not mandatory now that we have formulas, but to take issue with her calling it natural is ridiculous. It IS natural.

Uhhh. I'm not sure what planet you're from, but breast feeding is the most natural thing in the entire population of the mammal class of animals on this planet, and has been for millennia.

while i agree that breast-feeding can be really hard, i wouldn't say it's the opposite of natural. i would say our 'natural' way of learning about it, which would be via relatives and parents who have done it, has been massively disrupted due to generations of aggressive formula marketing leaving us in need of

I think breastfeeding used to be a lot simpler for women. I read a statistic the other day that at least a third of all new mothers had never seen a woman breastfeeding before they suddenly had to. Formula made breastfeeding a foreign concept to the last couple of generations, and fewer women have the help of their

I agree, but presumably the surface gets cleaned, and I guarantee there have been grosser things on most food-holding surfaces. Lots of people's hands, for example.

You didn't need towels, you needed different diapers.

Not sure comparing Finland, a homogenous nation of 5 million, to the United States is really that applicable.

It's amazing that I understand this more now than I did in HS. Thanks!

Where do you even begin to figure out the methodology needed to solve this?

The shaded polygon is a quadrilateral, so the sum of its interior angles is 360. Since you know that x+y=80, the other two angles sum to 360-80 = 280. These two unlabeled angles must have the same measure ("equal angles"), so 280/2 = 140 gives

1430 - 800 verbal, 630 math

Sorry, Drew, but I don't care how well you did. I'm not going to trust someone who got handwriting lessons from Christy Brown.