Why is it bad to have stable jobs with a pension? Answer that question first, please.

Do you just not see many women? Do you live in an all-male submarine? Do you not have access to media? Are you a hopeless troll looking for attention?

I agree with this.

Yes Men, one of whom I know personally, do not troll me.

The real question to ask is how many writers do they have left to work on adding any content?

Me, totally. I couldn't get through it.

Yes, pumping is difficult. It's a lot less efficient, so you need to be producing about three times as much milk as if you were just breastfeeding. We pumped for about four weeks until our kid started latching on—breastfeeding pain, which can happen, is easy by comparison. If you get a good latcher, breastfeeding can…

He wrote Book 4 and then had to split it in half... so it has always been truncated. Then he re-wrote Book 5, which was supposed to originally come out in a few months or a year after Book 4... but didn't, because he rewrote it. The two last books are well worth reading—there is some amazing stuff in them. There is,…

Do famous women do nothing but plan weddings, have babies, and steal husbands?

Just tell me my jelly-filled krimpets are safe.

I don't know if it's really an issue that she borrowed dialogue from other sources... for fanfiction. I did, however, read the first book of this trilogy and it was pretty bad. Everyone has silver hair, or silver eyes, and there's a very heavy-handed love triangle.

New York has a lot of two-income families who are not wealthy, who have one income basically going towards paying the nanny. If you have two children, this is still cheaper than paying for many daycares. Not all—there are in-home licensed caregivers throughout the city that charge about $200/week... but generally…

It's great that you helped a couple, but that amount of money hardly seems like enough, considering the time, risks, and expenses. Not to mention after taxes it's only about half that amount anyways. So you probably cleared about $2500—possibly half a month's wages—a month's wages?

Buy to play, with a cash shop. It's a model that would have suited ToR perfectly, actually. Everyone wuold have paid for more story content. However, instead we get this. I've dabbled in a few F2P games, and all were better implemented than ToR's version. Making players pony up cash for basic interface isn't going to…

I have no issues with the FtP model. No issues with ToR going Ftp. In fact, I was looking forward to it, because it would mean increased population, increased profits, and hopefully, more development time spent on new content.

Udntgetit, I hope you're getting paid for this? You are, right? Please, you must be.

Honestly, GW2's gameplay had me bored to tears in a week. Maybe I'm missing something? Dunno. It's well designed, but Tor, even gimped, kept me entertained for 8 months of beta, and then live up until about... now.

I hope you guys all went directly to the cafeteria and loaded up on the free booze.

The north is about half Catholic and half Protestant. However, the half that's Protestant is pretty evangelical, so abortion is just as condemned by that group as it is by devout Catholics.