@donveynor (is Annie McNoFace): Yup, see my link above. It's pretty cool.

@pearlsdream: It's from Dina Goldstein’s Fallen Princesses series.

@cait98: They can use IP Addresses instead like other voting websites. Unless they're technically savvy enough to change it, it will be 1 vote per computer.

@thequeenofstartingover: I've posted this before, but I have never worn earrings to bed after a less painful incident.

@spacedcowgirl: I'm not her accountant or even an avid follower, but I think that $10M stemmed from Newlyweds money. She got a lot of promotional gigs (like her branding) specifically because of the popularity of the show.

@Tchotchke: I was under the assumption that with her first marriage to Nick, it would have disadvantageous to her to get one. (He was more popular/well-known and had more money than her.)

@CC: There are some out-there clothing, but I have several FP pieces. I never paid anything close to retail for them though. They're widely available in several department stores that have really good sales. The retail stores are overpriced, however.

@jenjen: I believe the pedestrian was an elderly person who died due to the run-in. It was found that the child (I believe around 2-3) could be held liable.

I still, really want a canopy bed like #2. I don't care if I'm a grown-up.

@QueenOfTheForest: All of the Free People stuff I own have been severely discounted. They're widely available in various department stores and a few discount chains. Sometimes the same item is clearanced out at a dept. store, but still full price at the retail store.

@rd2uk: She's doing a country music biopic. I've seen the trailer of the movie, and she can sing decently.

This is a very respectable summary of the different eras. I'd love to see easily obtainable clothing (new, not too expensive, able to be purchased online/b&m store) inspired by the different eras.

@intangiblemango: I thought it was just the cottage cheese or egg until I scrolled down that she also ate potato/noodles in addition to the cheese/egg.

@clearsight: I was like that in my youth, but I grew out of it. (I grew up in a mostly Caucasian community and most of the only other Asians I knew were my relatives.)

@Lynx: I was at Urban Outfitters the other day; the sales were amazing (additional 50% off). Sadly the stuff I liked weren't available in my size.

@Lynx: I have two Anthro stores that I go to semi-regularly. I browse the sales racks and find the lone item that has been cut in price three or four times. (My average purchase ranges from $10-$40 per item.)

@whereismyrobot: I didn't start shopping there until the past 2 years. I've seen outfits on other blogs wearing older Anthro stuff. Yes, the designs were much better than.

You didn't show this coat, [www.anthropologie.com] which I'm positive was in this catalog. I would like to marry that coat.

@introverted_innovator: I think it's because there are many different brands that are available. (Some are available in other stores.) I only buy from them when it's on 3rd/4th cuts, so I've never regretted any of my purchases.

@Lynx: Ooh, which one? I've become a semi-aficionado, as of late. (Still only buy them on 3rd/4th cuts though.)