Allow me to confirm for you: dresses are, in fact, SUPER comfortable. The fabric barely touches you! There’s so much air flow! You’re wrapped in a slightly cool cloud all day! Dresses are the best, and (most) dudes are missing out by not wearing them.

As far as I’m concerned, if there’s a handicapped person in line that person can fucking cut to the front of the line and use the handicapped spot, but if there’s not one in line and the handicapped stall is open, I’m using it.

None of these lists include the deliciousness that is Orbitz Bubblemint flavor -- both bubbly and minty! -- which is the only true gum flavor.

I was always good at school, but the Cornell note taking method really bumped me up a level. Finally, the notes you take in class actually become useful! And once you internalize it, you start taking notes with the questions you’re going to write in mind, so its useful on the front and backend of the process. I…

You have money now, dont give it to anyone who you feel even the tiny teeny bit disrespects you.

How about we go to my place and then you leave when we’re done and I can get some sleep?

Yeah, it’s pretty clear that TSelby never waited a table in his damn life.

I can only hope that Tig is in the tribute video, because I cannot watch it at work.

This was a great article -- thanks for sharing it.

I come back to the recent changes in the replay rules and how that doesn’t seem to stop fan or player bitching about outs on the bases, and reveals how limited technology is. (Not to mention the possibility of interference with the strike zone by adjusting the tech, depending on how it’s implemented.) More technology…

You wouldn’t happen to be right-handed, would you?  Because all I see here is a recipe for chicken-winging unless I get to sit on the end.  :)

I don’t usually. I suspect this is a chicken and egg scenario — I don’t rest my arm beause there weren’t enought left-handed desks to use, so now I don’t use left-handed desks because I don’t rest my arm.

Figure out your strengths as a leftie, since most lefties adapt in their own way.

I’ve always used right-handed scissors, for some reason, and have no problem with them. I think this is one of those “what are you used to” situations, like mousing.

They were still doing this in the 70s in my school district — unless the child could already write, the school could attempt to switch her or his hand. (They didn’t tie the kid’s hands, to my knowledge, just tried to correct them over and over again.) My left-handed aunt busted her ass to make sure I could write my…

See, I hated the lefty desk!  I want the right desk so that my left arm is unencumbered when I write instead of taking up room on the too small desk!

This is totally true for me, although I haven’t found it to be related to the color of the cat. My cat allergy is usually low-level and I can even spend the night in homes with cats if they don’t shed on the pillows I sleep on. But my sister has a cat that I can’t even be in the same house with. I touched it once and…

I’m also from the Midwest and the first time I vacationed in New York, I was super nervous about how “rude” they would supposedly be.  Turns out, I communicate just like New Yorkers, and experienced no conversation-related culture shock at all.  Then I remembered how many people in my Midewestern hometown called me…

Cali-FOOOORNNNIIIIIAAAAA!!! Here we COOOOOOOOOMMMMME.

When I bought mine, we had to back out of the parking lot on the test drive and the salesguy didn’t know how to put it in reverse, so I got to listen to the other guys make fun of him, which was entertaining.