i've seen vending machines with healthier foods in them like hummus, yogurt, apples, etc... seen in corporate offices mostly. they are the round-carousel kind and i'm guessing (hopefully) must be attended to more frequently to exchange foods.

I noticed the Allah and Muhammad on his arms too. Pretty cool to see that too, as that is unusual for ads.

wow, stereotype much?

comment starred just for the Psych gif! i miss that show. :(

oh that's good! thanks!! :)

we tried a google spreadsheet too but how do you write down what you got others (so you can inform/document for the other family members to see) without the gift-receiving person seeing it before xmas??? we end up having three email threads each (because we're 4 siblings), each one missing a different person, so that…

oh nice, i really love that combo!

i have totally found it helpful too! in narrowing down decisions. it's okay! we're allowed to have colors. what are yours? mine are deep red + turquoise.

no way! i'm doing red + turquoise!

is anyone else seeing Jamie Foxx in the blue villain guy?

while I understand your point, I don't think we should assume that zoe"s "my friends" refers to a group of black women only.

ha! you are so right.

lol thanks for introducing some basic understanding of economics into this "discussion" of economics. (sincere)

thank you! it makes me feel shamed for even WANTING a big ballroom wedding. sometimes people don't want to elope — they want to celebrate with friends and family and extended family friends and whomever they want! my fiance and i want the big wedding, the open bar, the fun party, the many fancy dresses!

I'm sick of Jezebel AND COMMENTORS (commentators..?) shaming ppl for spending more than $1k on a wedding. just because a wedding isn't DIY overload, full of cute mason jars, and in someone's backyard with lemonade doesn't mean the bride is an obnoxious bridezilla who is spending herself into debt. yes, as you might…

yes that's correct. OTC (over the counter) for women > 17; Rx required for women <17.

my OBs have said the same. They can't say for sure that it doesn't work, but they don't know if the effectiveness remains the same in larger women.

yes! but since it's a "black people movie," the people who REALLY needed it won't ever actually see it.