New mission! Finding that restaurant.

Oh, good, I'm not the only one who saw city hall in that photo. Dunno where the restaurant is, though.

I have a few, but only two that I wear consistently (and I also work out daily). I usually wear one for a couple days, then switch them out while I wash the first one, either with a load of laundry or by hand. I sweat a lot, and they don't really seem to smell this way.

Not the same context, but my brother once told me my thighs were bigger than his, meaning more muscular (because I was in better shape than him). He meant it as a compliment, but I told him to never, ever say that to a woman again.

Like a reflex, then. For the survival of the species.

Yeah, I don't think he understands how apologies work. Or the reporter-politician relationship. It's not a favour to do interviews - it's literally part of your job as an elected official who's accountable to your constituents. And it's part of the reporter's job to ask you tough questions you might not want to answer.

I don't think I'd dare to take my clothes off in front of someone who looks that perfect.

I used to be neighbours with Spike. She had at least one giant Great Dane and they'd hang out in her yard. Oh, and Snake sometimes DJs at a bar near my house.

I mentioned this in another thread, but my guess is he was asked whether he had any advice for Bieber or something similar. It's a standard media move - you try to get anyone even remotely connected to a story to comment on it, preferably with something controversial. Sure, he should have known better than to answer,…

You know, he was probably asked about Bieber. No lie, media outlets latch on to stories and will ask literally anyone even tangentially connected to the issue for a comment. Granted, he didn't have to bite, but it's not the same as Sinead putting out her "open letter" blasting Miley.

And their own artisanal sodas with vintage equipment - none of that Sodastream stuff.

I've made a lot of friends through work but also just in random places. What do you like to do? If you're active, you can meet people through sports or whatever activity; if you're artsy, go to gallery openings or take a class. Honestly, sometimes I just start talking to strangers — I hit it off with this girl at an…

I'm in the same boat, especially since I'm also friends with my friends' boyfriends (and sometimes, the guys were my friends first). Generally speaking, we don't discuss details unless something really hilarious or horrifying happened.

I get the whole "I don't need more friends" thing, just not in this particular case. Sometimes you're attracted to someone and you start hanging out — SUCH a vague concept — and you want to know that you're on the same page. If it turns out that you're not, I think it's OK to cut your losses, rather than end up in a…

I think almost every woman has experienced this at some point. It always hurts to find out your friendship was a sham — not to mention how insulting it is to realize your entire value as a person is being measured by whether or not you're DTF.

The only thing that's worked for me is daily exfoliation with a body brush. All the creams, etc, just dried out my skin, which makes the situation worse.

It's also possible he's just a bad person, without any trace of mental illness. Some people are just selfish and mercenary, even though their brain is wired just fine.

Bullshit. It's much more socially and professionally acceptable for a man to have facial hair than for a woman to have hairy legs or armpits. I will grant you, though, that few places would check for bush.

Don't be so hasty.

And Metric, Feist, Broken Social Scene, Stars, The Tragically Hip, Tegan and Sara, Wolf Parade, The New Pornographers, etc, etc.