That shirt would be so cute if it were just a structured corset style top, without that awful peplum.

This is utterly ridiculous. Provided that chefs and other employees are properly washing their hands I don't care, there are a lot worse things that ones food can come in contact with than clean hands. And as another commentator pointed out I'm actually more willing to trust that a persons will regularly wash their…

Hmm this is strange. I can't speak for that specific location, but there are several women who use the Planet Fitness I go to who wear head scarves, and I've never seen anyone approach them about it. Nor do I see why it would be an issue.

Probably totally irrelevant, but it is interesting that usually in images of couples the man is looking directly into the camera while the woman looks either at the man or off into the distance. Here it is reversed.

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I adore Lisa Eldridge she is amazing and provides tips that you can easily incorporate into daily makeup routines.

I have been dreading this movie ever since I heard it was being made, not because I don't think it could be well adapted to film, but because I didn't think it would be. Ugh this just makes me sad, and not in a good way like the book does.

I'm a Planet Fitness member and have gone to their gyms in multiple states, they have clear dress code rules for men and women. They aren't overly strict, they basically just ask that men wear shirts and women not wear crop tops or sports bras to workout in.

Planet Fitness has very clear dress code rules. They're not strict, but they basically ask men to wear shirts at all times and for women not to show their midriff. This is not unreasonable.

The one at my Planet Fitness specifies no spaghetti strap tanks or bare midriffs. I workout in a racer-back tank and have never had any issues. I'm not saying that her outfit is risque, but it is against the dress code, if she wants to dress like that she could just go to a different gym.

Exactly, thank you. I workout at a Planet Fitness and their dress code isn't strict, but it is clearly posted. She was violating the dress code, simple as that, and yes the language is part of their branding.

Was that an Ent Balrog hybrid I saw?

The little mermaid one is super creepy because he just looks like a black haired, blue eyed Ariel.

As someone who is very much not interested in having children, I do appreciate that Jez is one place where I don't feel the constant disapproval of society for not wanting children. That said, they could probably provide some more balanced coverage on the topic.

I think everyone has to work out what is best for them, but personally I wouldn't want to marry someone without having experienced what it is like living with them for at least a year. How a person handles/shares household responsibilities, stressful times of year, and so is really important to me.

Yes I've found myself recommending Top of The Lake and The Fall to people who are into True Detective.

I believe so.

If you haven't already seen it you should totally check out Top of The Lake. It's a mini series on Netflix and Moss stars in it.

Right?! Thank you! I saw that headline and was like "um, yes, but I thought we already knew that."

Yes, both are commercial free.