I have it on a good authority (a colleague high up at a leading elevator/escalator manufacturer) - do NOT ride an escalator with a child until that child is like, 10 years old at least. This dude sees horror stories on the daily.

I had this exact thought, too!

Nope. Not at all. My eyes were entirely, 100% dry through the duration of that video clip.

A compassionate yet honest response. Recommended.

Thank you for my Monday morning LOL. This is the best game ever and you win all the points.

This is a great point. As a lady lawyer who began her career in a business litigation practice, I can confirm that law is still very much an old boy's club in many ways. We're progressing but by no means is the war won!

"Because God allows someone to be born a certain way doesn't necessarily mean that's how it stops, or that's how he designed it."

I love that the Rock is here. I had a full length poster of him on my wall during my freshman year of college. My roommate just didn't understand...

A similar thing happened to me, except I was younger - maybe 14? Anyway, this guy had told me he was the same age and allegedly lived in New York and seemed really nice. Until he wanted to cyber. I went along with it the first time but it was so incredibly stupid and boring that I told him I didn't want to do it…

Oh God. You win all the internets.

"If your self-esteem has to come from others thoughts and opinions of you, you're not going to have any."

Oh, I so much agree with you. One of nicest seat companions I ever had was a larger person. She was clearly feeling badly about it and even told me that it was her first time flying JetBlue and she'd been advised not to buy two seats since JetBlue seats are a bit wider (Weird, right? What airline wouldn't say, "oh…

Man, I wanted one of these so much, but my parents didn't have a lot of money when I was a kid. Now, they got flush by the time my sister came along, and she had an American Girl doll, and a power wheel and NOT LIKE I'M BITTER OR ANYTHING. Ahem. Anyway, this place seems terrifying.

I've been feeling the same way. LotR changed my life. The Hobbit is enjoyable, but has this "meh" component that gives me the sads.

No. His dwarf self is my boyfriend, much to my husband's chagrin.

This gives me so many sads.

I had to work one Thanksgiving in college - I was waiting tables at a Ruby Tuesday. I worked the early shift so I was still home at a decent time to have dinner with my family. My aunt and uncle came and visited me at the restaurant. But it was so slow - what was the point? I hardly made any money (although my…

Thank you, DEAR SWEET BABY JESUS, THANK YOU.

Yes, yes, a thousand times yes.