This makes me feel better about never eating an entire loaf of challah by myself.

Worth watching all the way through.

At first I thought this was an app to help bros maintain their bromance with other bros. Which is a woefully untapped market.

It's like you've never heard of the Beer Mile.

You make a very good point about how criticism of Snapists can have sexist undercurrents, dismissed as the ravings of hormonal women.

I am totally reading this tonight. Thanks so much for flagging it!

I thought the exact same thing when I saw the headband.

This isn't a Globe and Mail story, it's a Canadian Press (aka Canada's AP) story. I know, it's a nitpick, but makes a difference to us journos.

Another variation: I'd rather be lonely and single than lonely with someone. The latter is so much harder.

I'm also 30 and whenever I come across a 24-year-old on Tinder, I'm like NOPE.

Woot! Me too.

Why do most of these people film vertically??? Gaaaaaah.

Real advice: See if you can find a college or school that has a wedding planner certification program. Often they have to plan a real event to pass, and they do it for free. My friend got her wedding planner that way (the wedding hasn't happened yet though so I can't tell you how it worked out).

Interesting. I wonder what makes this colour so popular in so many cultures.

I was exaggerating for effect, in case that wasn't clear.

It's the colour every Mediterranean woman dies her hair when she hits middle-age and starts going grey. All the women in my family do it - it's like a rite of passage.

I've worked in several newsrooms where, despite the number of women journalists and editors, there was still a strong undercurrent of sexism. Happy to say the place where I work now is essentially run by women - my editors are women, and so are the heads of our video, sports, entertainment and business departments.

That's how I'm interpreting it too.

That guy's his brother??? Based on the few things I've seen him in, he seems typecast as a cute douche.

I got an IUD a couple months ago and it's great. But I have to warn you - they're not kidding when they say it hurts to get it installed. I have a high threshold for pain and this nearly had me in tears. Plus you get cramps like your worst period for up to a week afterward.