Why does there have to be any darkness—why isn’t there a light in the train?

That’s what I would have assumed, too. So when they are asking for a story, what DO they want?

Wait, why is her marrying a cardiologist relevant?

If it’s near Central Park, is it really Harlem?

Same here...maybe cattiness/competitiveness b/w mothers and daughters isn’t all that common?

That seems like a lot of work...I do the front hook but then I just turn it around and pull it on. No bending or anything.

None of this seems awful to me. I see a lot of articles telling me that as a heterosexual woman I’m supposed to hate this kind of guy, but I dunno...I don’t understand. A lot of these sound like things I’d end up doing if I *were* a guy, too, to be honest...

Apparently I still don’t know how to eat pasta—I’ve never used a spoon to spin the noodles.

Seconding (thirding? fourthing?!) the Natori love. I bought some last year, and they’re great. Need to go back for more.

Some places don’t let you use cards for less than a certain amount.

And they already had Hank Schrader on the show to be the perfect antagonist...

I dunno, I think in the brains department, your friend and his girl were pretty evenly matched...

But what’s the alternative to that? No one is supposed to break off a relationship with anyone else? No one is supposed to continue a relationship with someone who’s broken up with a friend/family member? It just seems a little dramatic, all of that...especially if it was a casual relationship.

...it is?!?! :eek:

Yes...more people need to think of Bebe Glaser, period!!!!

Strike that. Reverse it. I think America’s Next Top Model has to be there for Tyra to continue.

I think the worst story Ivanka relays is the one about the homeless man. Donald points at a homeless man on the street and says, “That man has $8 billion more than I have,” and Ivanka ends up talking about how proud she is that her parents got through the bankruptcy...blech.

But...doesn’t that assume most people identified with Tonya Harding? As I remember it, most people felt sympathy for/rooted for Nancy Kerrigan in the end, not for Tonya.

But then it’s not really the ad that’s sexist. It’s the mere existence of an anti-wrinkle/aging product, right?

Agreed. I was expecting a very different story after reading the headline.