Exactly! When I got my marriage license, all the clerk did was look at our documentation to make sure we could legally be married, sign something, and then ask if we wanted our picture taken. That last part is just because the clerks really liked the marriage license part of their job because it was happy. They didn’t…

Not to mention, comes in a lot of varieties in the Bible. Polygamy is pretty well established as a-ok on multiple occasions, but I don’t see her arguing for that.

This is what my husband and I did while dating too, after we were in a comfortable enough place to be pretty open about finances. When we just started dating though we each paid for our own things or split it.

Yup, most of the schools up here in Minnesota haven’t started yet.

I had a period of time when I got mistaken as older, around 13 or 14, but now, in my late 20s, I’m always mistaken for much younger. I think I hit about 16 and haven’t changed much since (except I’m fatter and don’t have bad acne or braces).

My aunt got taken to the principle’s office when she was a first year teacher for being in the hallway between classes (she had hall monitoring duty). The teacher who took her hadn’t met her yet and the principle cracked up. My dad grew a beard for the same reason and my mom wore suits to class because no student wore…

I never met anyone by that name, but that means very little at a school of 20,000.

Holy crap, I was just about to add “man, I heard about something like that when I was in college...” in Muncie...

Man, I clearly am doing something wrong, because unexpected blood on my face is not a concern.

I have got to do what you know everyday that means you have to check on blood on your clothes or face. Are you a vampire slayer? 00 agent? Medical professional?

Or fix contacts, my usual bathroom mirror thing.

My dear flat, wide feet that need arch support to function swear by Naturalizer as a brand and these by extension.

My dear flat, wide feet that need arch support to function swear by Naturalizer as a brand and these by extension.

So, either this didn’t happen at my school, or I kicked ass at avoiding it and remaining totally clueless.

Is it a new thing? Something that didn’t happen while I was at college? Something I successfully avoided noticing because the honors dorm and my classes were far far away from the frat houses?

And that domestic terrorism is more likely than international? Like, since 9/11, how many foreign terrorists have we had vs domestic? It’s not like terrorist organizations overseas need to actually send people over anymore. It’s called the internet and it’s been proven to be an effective recruiting tool. Not to…

From what I understand- rotating classes and combining a lot of grades. So like, English A is offered one year, English B is offered the next and taught to both Junior and Senior level and everyone in those classes take it.

Yeah, my high school was kinda similar. There was a sizable evangelical group, because small town in the midwest, but college surprised me at how many people I met who had such homogenous backgrounds. I hung out with this big group of kids who covered a pretty broad range of backgrounds, but then met people in college…

No- First They Killed My Father.

I believe it. My dad was a biology teacher and had the yearly “we teach science in this class and evolution is science and therefore, we teach evolution” conversation with parents (I say conversation, I mean that parents yelled at him and he repeated above and then bitched about creationism later).

I met kids in college from public schools that had the same kind of reactions to, like, everything. Small town public schools can create that same environment, but one of the girls I met didn’t go to a small town public school, just a homogenous one in a wealthy suburb that she could cloister herself with friends from…