Yeah...the only thing that would make sense to me about that is if he's got 5 older sisters or something. Or when she says "dresses" she means "doll clothes" and not "dresses for humans"

I'd by *quality* things, and probably invest more in organic/free trade/better-for-the-world-not-mass-produced stuff. But $45 for a napkin? Get outta here.

I have the *worst* coworker right now. She's a borderline alcoholic, and since we work Sunday mornings (at a food court/cafeteria type place) she comes in hungover every week. She tells me "funny" stories about how she hasn't slept at her own house for two weeks and lost her friend's shoes, and once woke up in the…

As a lesbian, it is my professional opinion that he was indeed creepy. There are some social situations where it is better not to acknowledge any potential creepiness. Like if you stand next to someone in the subway and they glance at you, you don't say, "Oh, don't worry, I won't mug you!" That increases the creepy,…

I also have difficult feet, and I find Born shoes to be very comfortable and fairly reasonable (heels are around $60-100). Clarke's are also good, but more expensive. You might also consider going to a podiatrist who can tell you what exactly your foot structure is and what to look for in shoes that will fit you best.…

But see, don't your relatives believe that based on the idea that plots about witchcraft are fundamentally devil worship? If you believe that all plots about witchcraft are bad, then reading Harry Potter isn't going to make it not devil-worshippy. Personally, I think there's pretty much no way in which the idea behind…

I guess I just don't think there's many ways to spin "drag queen pretends to kill trans woman" except as, you know, a drag queen pretending to kill a trans woman.

Youtube most likely, but why would you want to?

Well, that's easy to answer. By linking a consequence to an action ("if you keep this offensive video up, we will no longer be using your news site") it creates an incentive for the company to act in a socially responsible manner ("if we keep this video up, we'll lose more views than we gain from the video, so we'll…

Why should a news site post a video that has zero journalistic worth? No one is debating the idea that this dude has the right to produce whatever shit he wants. But that doesn't mean he's exempt from criticism for it, or that the community this video attacks aren't able to express their anger at it. People are also…

No, we're run by a university (open to the public, but in a uni building and under Housing & Dining). If we kicked out assholes, we'd kick out half the entitled students who eat here and who think their iPod is more important than the person attempting to serve them.

It's not just location—the church/school/whatever is basically the sponsor and owner of the chapter. For example, a troop might be part of Small Town Church and all its members would come from the church population and the church would help fund its activities. It's a bit like a fraternity or sorority in that sense.…

It wasn't like hair gel. It was both slick and sticky, and not the tacky sort of feeling of drying hair gel, and I think the hair was cat hair. Plus, the book had already been in the drop for several hours, so whatever it was had amazing never-dry-out powers.

Yeah, the ones who expect the laws of physics to bend to their will are the worst. I also had a customer the same day who wanted to know what "cut of beef" we used in our stir fry. I couldn't think of a polite way to say, "Sir, this is a food court. It's probably ground up lips and anuses. If it weren't, you'd be…

Haha, you think call centers are bad? I worked in a public library in high school. Once, I went to pick up a book that someone had returned, and it was COVERED in a clear, gelatinous substance (to this day, I don't know what it was) and hair. HAIR.

Uuuuugh. I had an absolute nutter this weekend at the food court I work at. She was nicely dressed and didn't give off a 'crazy' aura, but she has to be the most demanding customer I've had at this job. She started off by ordering a two-patty, double-cheese, double-bacon hamburger with "two and a half fistfuls!" of…

Wait—-so a survey by a website FOR bisexual women showed a good number of the respondents were bisexual? Sure, that didn't skew results at all.