Of course he's on the C. The shittiest line where people can think they can take up all the space because it's one long bench without obvious markings of seats or without bars to separate benches into smaller portions. I've had people huff and/or ignore me when I've asked them to scoot over so I can sit. Each of the…

Actually I haven't seen the original, but a coworker has and I was asking her all these questions yesterday because the concept didn't make any sense to me. Like, people voluntarily go on TV and...have sex? In a box? Keep in mind, I was picturing a cardboard box. And people just stand outside and wait for them to…

To be clear - the couples who have sex are already couples. You get couples of every sort (including disabled people). They then talk about the experience after. It's a really weird concept, but the purpose of it in the UK was to open a frank discussion of sex, albeit in front of a live audience.

Next time, she should offer mofongo (sp?). It's a Puerto Rican dish and it's ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS. It'll broaden her food horizons and make her seem less racist.

I wouldn't take that viewpoint at all with the salaries for BBT. They're the lead actors of a hit sitcom. The six main cast members of Friends—14 years ago—were making $1 million an episode. It's not like the money would have been used for a better purpose if it had remained in the studio's pocket. Why shouldn't the…

I'm pretty sure he "perfected" his Southern accent during Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.

I love John Tucker Must Die. It's such a great teen movie. I wish I owned it on DVD!!

I'm a 32DD as well, and I only shop at VS because it's what carries that size. The other one is Nordstrom, but the bras there are WAY more expensive. What is Gilly Hicks?

I got the catalog a couple days ago.

I wouldn't consider one better than the other, but I do have reasons for reading both.

This article needs a major nopetopus.

I'm not addressing any insecurities regarding going to the gym—I'm addressing solely the monetary factor that was mentioned in the article; diet pills are frequently more expensive than gyms, which makes it an interesting conundrum.

I'm not saying they have access to a gym or the means to pay for it. I just find it interesting that they are more willing to shell out money for the likely more expensive option of diet pills.

I'm not saying that they should be parting with that money—I'm just saying that it's interesting the article deems the diet pills to be the cheaper route, when there is a good chance that they'll cost the same or more, even compared to a $50-per-month gym membership.

That's...a really good point. I'm surprised they didn't put that in the study (they didn't, did they?). Like duh those who are making minimum wage and working a ton of jobs are likely to be standing on their feet all day and therefore would not want be doing even more physical labor. My roommate makes above minimum…

What I find interesting are that diet pills are actually pretty expensive (at least when I took them a few years ago, and I know Alai is still like $40-$60 for a month's supply). Gyms in more rural areas can be really cheap—like Planet Fitness ($10/mo). There's even a Planet Fitness in the heart of Harlem on 125th, so…

Except the wifi you buy on planes can't stream Netflix or Hulu!! They don't have the bandwidth. I'm not sure about all airlines, but I know that's the case for Delta.

Yeah it's easy to confuse. I have a prescription for meclazine (an anti-nausea medication), but since I've had it when I was a kid, I've always pronounced it the wrong way by getting the letters jumbled; I called it mescaline, not knowing that mescaline was something else. I only found out two years ago when my father…

I love how the use of mayo on fries is supposed to be some sort of amazing European cultural improvement. "Developing a taste" for mayo on fries is much easier than say, developing a taste for egg salad or potato salad or coleslaw, and yet all those things are delicious and usually made with mayo.

In your commentary you mention the bats, the champagne, and the candy, but not the mescaline? I'm pretty sure there's an obvious answer for where the bats came from. Mescaline is a psychedelic, which he apparently can't score from United Liquor.