i know! I thought the same. like WHO doesn't know who Brian Austin Green is?! obviously millenials. smh.

anyone with a fair amount of sense recognizes that no-one is going to remember who the CEO or such-and-such a company was fifty years from now. But an investment in a child's time pays dividends over many generations.

yeah it seemed like a weird thing to brag about, but there's some context in the Cosmo interview that makes it actually sound kind of realistic and not bragging as it seems to be.

yeah there's some context in the Cosmo interview that actually sounds kind of realistic and not marriage-dooming unless it is made to be.

without context, Megan Fox's statement seems off-putting, even crass and proud for not giving her husband intimacy. but in the Cosmo interview, there's some context:

yeah i would agree with that, A-1 or some sauce can bring up a not so great steak - whether it's not great due to the cut or the preparation. just the other night i was at a fancy NYC steakhouse for Restaurant Week, and they served a POS cut for the Restaurant Week menu. it was pretty awful. ...i asked for…

haha that's okay. i formally approve this methodology! (i don't get how you can love the taste of A-1, but you go for it!)

you know, that's okay! at least you tasted first :)

dammit now I want to see #88 !

lol instant sangria? god that's awful.

you mean saudi arabia's over-literal wahhabism is so awful.

i just made that one comment about it being a travesty to a good steak! it was just the one comment that did the trick. i suppose because i did not / do not make many comments about him needing to change a behavior, that one really stood out to him? i don't really know.

when i first started dating my husband, he ordered a (nice) steak well-done AND then started putting A-1 on it before he even tasted it! i nearly got up and left. instead i said the first terse thing to him to make him stop and try it first.

enough to last 3 weeks without laundry :) it used to be 2 weeks and then i started getting busier at work, i decided i needed a buffer zone of underwear!

you're not the only one! don't worry. I use pantiliners because mine usually follows a pattern based on my monthly cycle so I know when to expect more. But if I "miss" the window, those panties become part of the Whatever pile! :)

for years I have seen most American media and politicians being full on pro-Israel's right to exist with no questions, with very little support given explicitly to Palestinians' right to exist. I am glad to see people with larger voices in our society speaking out, even if it's just a tweet or a link. It's more than…

thats what i thought - a sex offender cannot live within a certain radius of schools and parks/playgrounds.

you sound like such a well adjusted, sane person. so rare on the internet! :)

i see no reason for so much sarcasm in this coverage. it seems like a good thing for women who DO want non-frumpy and non-white maternity undergarments! if you don't want it, okay don't buy it. but some women like lingerie that is functional AND good looking.

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