Hmm...I should try this. I usually buy a 36A and it doesn't fit right (the cups seem too big, which is downright depressing at that size). In clothes I usually wear a US small or size 6 (whatever the hell that means anymore) so maybe 36 is too big a band size for my frame...but I hate when bras feel all restrictive…

I fully agree. I wish it were socially acceptable to go without bras. I like the extra layer of warmth in the winter, but in the hot humid summer weather they are just HELL.

When did nipples become some sort of hideous things that need to be hidden under a thick layer of moulded foam?

mostly objectification-equality for me, I think. I don't like when shows go to great lengths to avoid showing men in the nude but have lots of naked ladies like they're ornamental or something. equality in the nakedness!

You're far more patient than me...I find it online and stream it the day after it airs.

That last episode was gratuitously gory, even for True Blood.

I wish post-bac programs would catch on in Canada...there don't seem to be that many here.

Best feeling ever! Congrats in advance :)

I find this transitions to everyone bitching about home renovations once you enter the homebuying phase of life, or people talking about their kids forever and ever once they start to have babies. And hey, there's always work. So if you all end up on the same track in that regard you'll have common ground again ;)

Yeah and then being afraid of not being able to fall asleep just makes it harder to fall asleep...I am familiar with that fun chasing of one's own tail.

I feel your pain. We spent 6 months trying to adopt a dog and never even made it to the home inspection phase. I think it'd be easier to adopt a child.

I know me too! gave me a mini heart attack!

I thought it was just the naked ladies.

I think there are also people who fat-shame because they're terrified of becoming overweight themselves. My grandmother is definitely in that category. She often compares herself to the other old ladies at her church and says "she let herself go but not me, I still have my figure" like she's trying to reassure…

I think a lot of that stuff is really great and makes a big difference in the workplace (like flexible hours, paid time off, casual dress code - those are hugely awesome, kudos). It's nuts if people didn't appreciate it.

I agree...I hate having to walk through a wall of smoke to get into or out of a building. And I hate when people smoke upwind of everyone at a bus stop, or when I'm stuck walking behind a smoker on the sidewalk.

Saying "pro-abortion clinics" is like calling a dentist a "pro-root canal clinic". They provide a service that people need, and wish that everyone came in for preventative health care (birth control, teeth cleanings) in hopes that they wouldn't need their other services (abortion, root canals).

There's always Canada. Less crazy, more maple syrup, free health care. Win-win.

I always wonder this too! The US seems like such a litigious society; how are these lying idiots not getting their asses sued every day? Someone needs to get on that...

I really liked "The Wealthy Barber Returns" by David Chilton: http://www.amazon.ca/Wealthy-Barber…