Agreed. And the reason they’re not doing it in an appropriate place is exactly because they want to force it on the non-consenting public. It wouldn’t be as fun for them if they were doing it somewhere they wouldn’t get outraged or disgusted reactions.

Even if a parent can explain it to their kid without getting into explaining more adult concepts, there’s the whole issue of others not consenting to be part of their play, which they are forcing others to do by taking it into an inappropriate public space. It has a sexual context, and few people want to watch what is…

Exactly, these two and others who pull this kind of shit are getting off on exposing people who haven’t consented to their little game. They get off on thinking about how subversive they feel, and in my experience like to prattle on about how anyone who objects to being exposed to their play is a prude, ignorant, or…

In this context, I’m considering a “normal adult” to be someone who behaves within societal norms in public. Doing something that I believe at least a slight majority of people would agree is an adult form of play with sexual undertones in public at a mall is not “normal” behavior in the slightest. The fact that we’re…

THIS. I don’t want to see this shit, and I don’t think it’s asking too much to expect others to not inflict this sort of “play” on people who haven’t consented to be involved.

While I think open conversations are an important part of parenting, I think it’s kind of disingenuous to claim a parent can just tell their child that the man walking a woman on a leash around the mall is just “make believe.” Kids generally know that normal adults don’t usually play make believe in public and walk…

Just Mayo brand is egg free and dairy free, and it tastes like the real stuff.

Forgive my ignorance (I never got to join the Girl Scouts), but does hobo stew involve actual hobo meat? D:

“I believe that a woman has the absolute right to choose until the fetus can live on its own.”

Yeah... so I know everyone is already saying this, but I feel compelled to also say what a bad idea this is. Old mascara should be thrown out, period. Eye cosmetics, ESPECIALLY wet eye cosmetics (mascaras, liquid liners, etc...) are breeding grounds for bacteria. If you microwave old mascara, you are either A. just…

Thirty minutes.

I only started when I had small kittens in the house, and became convinced one would somehow fall in and get flushed somehow.

I clean the lid and seat pretty frequently, a couple times a week at least, so it can’t be that bad, I guess.

I’m hard on my nails (do ceramics, wash my hands a lot, garden, etc...) so I keep them too short to do that. Although I could probably dip a toothpick in the Seche Vite and dab it on that way...

It probably does have a lot to do with the polishes, since it only happens about half the time for me, and I use a LOT of different brands.

I should try the Insta-dry, I have heard good things about it. (as far as I know, all of Sally Hansen’s polishes are 3-free at least)

I always shut the lid before flushing, tell me that helps prevent such a thing from happening. TELL ME. ;__;

SO glad Cottonelle isn’t on there. I love their super-cushy stuff.

Wait, do people actually splatter pee ON THE PAPER DISPENSER? How is that possible, and should I never use other people’s bathrooms again? D:

I love Seche Vite... sometimes it shrinks my polish back from the tips of my nails somehow, but I love it anyway. :P