Green = green party

You'd have to go full on detective and keep track of all the lies, and make sure that they're different, so you can abck-trace them though. That's sounds exhausting!

And I'm glad that in the UK, we can get almost all birth control free. They are having a big push on the more long-term hormonal methods. There are places to get condoms free if you're under 25 and they have a range of sizes too.

You know, I SO wish I'd realised this BEFORE going to grad school. At least I have an end date for my funding, but yes, boring reptitive customer service/admin type work for me please, that requires 9-5 (or 8-4 or 10-6) and not much more.

I got this really early on with English Literature. I HATED tearing apart Jane Eyre and Bill Bryson and Shakespeare (Yeah, I know... relatively eclectic. UK GCSE exams are somewhat strange things). I still think the only reason I did so well in my exams - 1 of the top 5 marks in the country - was because I LOATHED…

Cool, the more you know, eh?

Great. Thanks for reminding me of that (I'm sure I knew that at one point). But I'm still a little unsure as to what is wrong with using burger as a description of what it is. A hot sandwich, presumably in a bun, with a central large piece of something And I'm not sure what a slider is either (I'm from the UK). Is…

'Of course I don't mind that you don't ever want to get married'. It's sort of not a lie, because I love him enough that I am willing to stay together without it, and he's made a verbal commitment for life. He just doesn't belive in paperwork holding people together. I also am kind of dreading the whole planning…

Then why isn't it made with pork/ham? Per the name, there's nothing about hamburger that would instantly suggest beef...?

Thanks for that. I would have struggled through and just made myself miserable.

I feel like I need to give Lord of the Flies another go. I frigging HATED it when I was at school. I could dissect it really well, but I only read it once. Maybe I could try again.

Tax! - seriously...

Yes *weeps*

Yeah, I do the same thing overnight (and put the bottle on the top of the lid, so I'm reminded to do it in the morning when I feel groggy). And if he happens to get up before me, I'll come in and he's had a half-hearted go at it, but there are still soap streaks up the toilet or something. I end up having to redo the…

I've asked mine if he could please wipe over the sink and shelf with some actual cleaning solution and he just DOESN'T SEE IT (It's a glass shelf and he uses a solid shaving soap in a round container. I'm tempted to make him use a coaster). Nor apparantly the laundry. Even though he consciously uses it every day.

Story time!

Would wear!

Except if she's tried period sex,a towel underneath is just saving on laundry rather than a harbinger of evil...

It depends. I do that a little because my partner is moderately dyslexic and was only diagnosed when he couldn't complete his masters thesis. He is now thirty. I take all responsibility for writing/reading/paperwork chores (e.g. his work contracts, our statements, all post, all forms) and am summarising/reading a book…

I would love to, but there are three in our house and I HAD to get rid of a whole load to make room for my partner's/our stuff downstairs. (That isn't as horrible as it sounds btw. I gobble up books in a couple of days, but he's moderately dyslexic, so it can take a couple of months before he reads a book. - I just…