Just me, or does it look like she's posing with FULL lungs? I say this not to body snark (let's all be whatever size makes us happy!) but more maybe to say yikes! relax! you're making my lungs hurt!

NOTE: the following is not a defense of one position over another, only an attempt to explain why some people (usually "moms"/ people probably older than about 45-50) might find the honeyfund tacky:

when I was getting married, my mom was really poo-pooey on the idea of a honeymoon fund. Her rationale, which I came to…

meh, I don't buy it. weddings are special, yes. having had one (my first hand hopefully only) recently, I fully appreciate this fact. But so what? Kim K is a major media figure being married to another major media figure (who has never been married, btw). Let people celebrate how they want to celebrate!

virgin Mary is depicted in blue because it's considered a royal/aristocratic color, no? christianity's way of revering their "queen?"

fair enough re: tradition, but white is *just* the "traditional" wedding color, period. getting all bent out of shape about people wearing white at their weddings when they are "obviously" not virgins is just like getting bent out of shape when non-christians celebrate christmas or easter. who gives a flying fucking…

re Kim's "recreated" photo: everyone knows that wedding dresses go on over the head. we don't step into them! bad research, tabz.

21, fine, if you've been enrolled in liberal arts college since you were 18. Let's not assume that once you reach 21, regardless of life circumstances, you are officially accountable for your knowledge and well versed on various social/political movements. knowledge is earned, and maybe not so easily in an industry…

Which is exactly what many colleges are implementing now—bystander training, where they learn to recognize warning signs and look out for each other. Sad that we have to officially train young people to behave this way, but yeah, the whole innocent bystander/"I didn't want to get involved"/"someone else will take care…

They don't require sleeves. The dress code, so far as I can tell, requires that torsos and butts/upper thighs be covered. That means no men are shirtless, no women are in only sports bras or crop tops, and everyone is wearing what can be reasonably considered to be shorts (not underwear disguised as hotpants). Not…

How do I get blood out of my dress? Not because of the old fashioned reasons—-I bit off a hangnail about a minute before I changed out of my dress, and got some blood on it. Silk taffeta. Can I spot treat, or is this a dry cleaning project? Ugh.

And, you're forgetting the speed issue. If the lineup were, say, Votto, Hamilton, Phillips, and both V and H get on base (pretty likely), then Votto clogs up the base running. Hamilton can get two bags on a hit that anyone else might only get one. If Votto isn't as fast as Hamilton, then Hamilton's speed is wasted.…

my husband just got this cut. he's a redhead. it looks hawt. I practically jumped his bones when he walked through the door. he likes it for many reasons, but especially because it satisfies both of our desires for his hair—he wants something that looks good but doesn't make his head hot in summer. I like his hair…

Kay jewelers? we got ours there for a few hundred a piece.

yeah, I am saying that.

A clean, freshly washed hand is as clean as a freshly gloved one. Problem is, most cooks and chefs wont change their gloves with the same frequency that they will wash their hands... When handling food with bare hands, your hands might get wet, sticky, dusty, whatever, and the tactile sensation will remind the chef to…

it would be drag for leto though, right? since he is a man dressing as a woman? or am I wrong? (fully prepared to be wrong, question is honest and not meant to be snarky or ignorant).

maybe it's a fake list that someone made up to sell magazines?

teaching colleges do not expect "workhorses." they prioritize teaching, and therefore want to give their faculty ample time to do this well, since it counts as priority number 1 item in the tenure file. you're thinking of research universities that expect their teaching-only faculty (often contingent labor) to be…

3 per semester is standard for tenure-track faculty at liberal arts colleges

She's not asking for minimal class time. "three class preps" refers to how many unique classes you're teaching. at a teaching-focused school, the usual load is probably 3-3 (three classes per semester). 3 preps means she's asking to teach multiple sections of the same 3 classes each year—intro to phil in fall *and*…