Yeeeeeah I got that part. I also got the part where he apparently thinks a better use of social media than using Facebook as a diary is using Twitter as a lecture podium.

Ha! That is all.

Genius alert!

That was my thought. That, and that I wonder - in all seriousness - how these young women would react if targeted by the type of guy filled with WHY WON'T YOU GO ON A DATE WITH ME, YOU SLUT BITCH rage. YOU SAID YOU LOVE MASCULINE MEN, HOW COME I'M NOT GOOD ENOUGH FOR YOU? And so on.

Eh, I scrolled through one time. It's not that his name is hard. Google isn't everyone's friend, don't you read the news?!

No idea who Lin-whatever Manuelorwhatever is but it's beyond eyerollingly dumb for anyone to lecture others about their Facebook usage —- VIA TWITTER.

I'm wondering if mgmt was aware that other days her daughter stayed at the McD all day and if not, might they have fired her for that if they'd known? Guessing yes.

"keeping food from him one day, "

That was my thought too! A *hunting* trip to "celebrate the pregnancy"? Bizarre.

Someone else may have already posted this, but another woman did something similar a while back. No blurring of faces, either - The "war zone" section at "Yo, Maggie" - see videos and more here.

Goodness, great point! I wouldn't keep them (calling them vitamins or not) accessible either way. I'm not aware of ridiculous amounts of children OD'ing on the iron found in kids' vitamins but of course always better safe than sorry. Thanks for the cautionary note!

I love your pediatrician! Great advice.

I know people like this. One thing to help them along in their recovery : ) is to buy and regularly use much smaller plates! Sounds dumb but I know people this totally works for in the "clean your plate" fallout.

Very true. And sometimes just the tone of your voice when you talk about eating can make a big difference in how a kid perceives things. Like instead of saying anything like "Eat your peas NOW. They're good for you." "No dessert/toy/whatever until you eat veggies." instead make it all casual-like. Eat a bite of peas…

Agreed about the "clean your plate" rule being a bad idea. Also, for a kid who won't take vitamins (not uncommon in picky eaters! because picky), they key is to never call them vitamins and never let the kid even see you take them from a bottle. Dump them into, like, a ziplock bag and call it dessert or a treat or…

I am with you on this. Give them a daily chewable vitamin, let them eat mashed potatoes or whatever kick they get on, and call it a day. I promise, they won't die or get rickets!

You may have a point about all the trashy shows we have in the US. I can't blame you at all for limiting your media consumption to only those outlets that trade in the very most serious and refined material suitable for sophisticated palates like your own. Not only that, but the entire Gawker Media network and…

Exactly. I'm sure this lady does not do a "get ready for work at 8 am" thing but I was still expecting to see an elevator. If it's good enough for Romney cars...

Short answer is YES.

Perfect x3.