But it’s going to be a great episode next season.

WOW. way to be a part of the problem.

YOU SHUT YOUR WHORE MOUTH ABOUT KYLIE SHE IS MAGNIFICENT IN EVERY WAY SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP!!!

WHAT?????

Tahoe local here. It sounds so much like the Raley’s. I would be shocked if it was another store.

I thought it was Lego for small children.

Nobody wants to hear about your scat-play, Brandi Glanville.

This! I had a coworker plan are really pretty, very intimate destination wedding. NBD until she gushed and gushed about how it was just her closest friends and family, but then wanted all of us gals to attend her shower so badly that she CHANGED THE DATE to a weekend we could all go. And then on top of it, it was a…

Double dick move!

Ok what about a shower where the bride is ONLY having her parents/future in-laws/siblings at the wedding? Then on a blog that features her wedding she makes a big deal about wanting “only the people that have been near and dear to her” at her wedding? Tacky.

I would love to attack children in a park.

It started with “Lets” and by the time it got to “envelop,” I stopped breathing. I am dead. SOMEONE AVENGE ME

You don’t seem to understand where the artists are coming from and I find this whole article to be in incredibly poor taste, especially the bratty insults directed at someone who simply told you “no.”

Yeah, as a heavily tattooed woman I agree. I’ve had most artists make recommendations about placement and style to me. In fact, I’ve had sort of the anti-Dan experience (with a guy who also refuses to do hand and neck tattoos on people who aren’t already covered in tats, btw—it’s seriously a common policy) where my…

Exactly. No necks and hands is a super common rule among artists, and many of them do it for personal reasons (ie. regret, whatever) and for protecting the shop (it opens up a certain amount of liability if someone claims down the line they can’t get a job because of a tattoo you did).

I understand why this was an upsetting experience, but tattoo artists refuse jobs all the time for all sorts of reasons. Many have a no necks, no hands policy - it’s quite common. And, as you discovered, what’s off-limits to one artist is totally okay with another - you were able to get exactly what you wanted in the…

Because that really does not sound like weed. “Violent stoner” is not really a thing

I truly beg to differ. I grew up with some potheads that were truly unpleasant to be around when stoned. Real jackass behaviour that sometimes turned violent.

Serious question. I’m a really good knitter. Is a hand knit blanket a good gift? I love knitting for others and do a pretty good job of picking patterns/colors people like. But it’s off registry and might seem cheap (but trust me good yarn is actually really expensive). What do people think? I’d rather get set…

The latter part about trying to come on your honeymoon is weird, but if a person has to spend a significant amount just to be there, they are double not obligated to get you a gift. It’s nice if it is in their means to do both, but if not, it doesn’t make them an asshole.