its not just p&g - peanut oil is a common fragance (as is coconut oil and lavender etc) and non food products are not required to place this on their labels. So really, take your chances.

There isn’t any national law that requires it, so the rules vary state by state, but as of this month, “45 percent of public schools have a school nurse all day, every day, while another 30 percent of schools have a school nurse who works part-time in one or more schools.”

Frankly, their marriage was creepy af.

LOL. Not quite yet. But they have been trying to get me to join since I graduated college, so...

they were the first 24 hr news network - and the only channel to be 24 hour when the first gulf war happened (so holy shit I am showing my age by saying that). And then they did actually make effort to both report on news and provide analysis. But those days are so far long gone, its just sad.

untreated T2? Sure he can develop that - along with uncontrolled weight gain and he it can also screw up your potassium levels badly enough that you can end up with a heart attack. (it took 2 years for drs to figure out I had t2 - its not always that easy to catch. And one of my friends died of a heart attack at 28…

one of the important steps of healing from rape is being able to take power back, which includes deciding how much of the incredibly intrusive process the police and the legal system puts you through when you report your story, if at all.

no, thats fair. I fail to understand the appeal of this song at all anyway. I am just thankful that in all my retail jobs, they played muzak so at least I was spared having to listen to the vocals.

How is she reading too much into it? The “child” is an adult. The parent is threatening IS actually resorting to blackmail (if she does not pick up the phone when I call or text her then I will stop giving her gifts, even though I am still giving them to everyone else in the family!) and a matyr attitude (and for all…

I only had it once - it was less then meh; so I have never went back.

That was certainly not the worst - at least she wasn’t off key. A little bit of an ability to enunciate would have been useful.Sleep in...*mumblemumble* Dear lord.

I just keep staring at that engagement photo and wondering why the finance wants to get send his bride off into the sky to a messy death? Or did she have a obsession with Winne the Pooh?

Then why bring up something that is not relevent? Oh yes. Because you are a misogynist troll who wants to blame the victim,

I am slightly amused by model in the Le Grind shoot (ohmygodthename) because she has a reallywhatthef? look on her face that just sort of sums the whole thing up well.

The guy was 28 and she was 16. Its not a *presumation* of ill intent. It is ill intent. And again, she he was her BOSS, she doesn’t have agency to deal with it and most 16 years might have the balls to tell someone off their age but again THIER BOSS and someone that much older? Not so much.

perhaps you didn’t get the points that she was 16, he was almost twice her age, and he was her BOSS, and she was too young to really quite realize what was going on? The part about he being her BOSS is what makes makes sexual harrassment in the workplace a problem. The power dynamic means you just can’t tell them to…

I have lived in various cities and towns around NY (outside of the metro area). I just had a friend that was transported 6 miles to a hospital and the bill was a $1,000 - and that was in the fire department ambulence. We are not in a large metro area, but is a census MSA area, with two large medical centers.

The closest I have ever heard of an ambulence being “free” even when its a tax supported service is if you are on Medicaid/Care. Everyone else pays, and it may or may not be insurance covered.

I lost a ton of weight and gained a fair amount of muscle mass doing the summer practice for cheerleading (we practiced for 8 hours a day for a month before school started; and we had those damn old pompoms that were lifing fricking weights). And blew out my knee so badly in winter cheerleading that I had arthritis in…

““When you come into the sport, you understand there is makeup to it. There’s hair to it.”