First time through, I thought that was the Doctor peering over his shoulder...still, could be...

It's not special to cereal—itms the petroleum-based artificial colors that aren't broken down by your digestive system. You could just chug a bottle of food color, and voila! Instant rainbow poop.

I love beets, and eat decent amounts of them when I get them. My poop has never turned colors. My pee will get pretty dark red, though. It actually scared me the first time it happened, and I went to the doctor, because I didn't know it could do that. To be fair, I also have the life experience of having saved a…

You're not an asshole, but she's not having a seizures. People having a seizure that bad sort of mentally check out. She responded to her kid verbally. I don't know what strung out people look like, but I have known people who were prone to seizures, and this is not that.

My kid touched the stove. Just reached out and put his finger on the burner. I had told him it was hot, would burn, and that that would hurt a lot. He needed to know for himself. He was faster than me, and that look when he realized exactly what "burn" meant was priceless. He never touched the stove again! But it…

Are you not also saving up?

Are you not also saving up?

I disagree. My first impression from the picture, before I read anything was of some creepy, deranged sexual predator. Clearly, something's wrong with him, because he does look out of it, but those hands look aggressive, and the way he's staring off into the woods, it's like his prey went in there, and he's reluctant…

Ah well. I agree with him. It is stupid. My first thought was that I hoped he didn't have kids. When I found out he did, I just hoped he didn't have custody, so they weren't being put through a dad addicted to heroin. Poor kids.

He's very, very pretty, but he's young enough that even typing that makes me feel a little squeamish. Hiddleston and Cumberbatch are a little more my age range.

I watched the Shining when I was five. My parents took me to the drive in. I suspect that I was supposed to go to sleep, but I did not. I watched it again in college. Still he scariest movie I've ever seen.

So, your 10 year old, my 10 year old and his friends, and Beth's 9 year old...so is it an age thing? Does this mean these things you posted (or their two years from now equivalents) are what I have to look forward to in a couple of years? Please the gods, no? Please? I don't mind minecraft...

This is funny. It's like there are two separate you tubes. My kid and my friends' kids obsess over teen/college age youtubers, but not these ones. It's all about minecraft. I know, because my kid never stops talking about it, and I listen some, sometimes, waaaayyyy too much about Diamond Minecart, Sky Does Minecraft…

The "Little" is officially part of the name on mine. Like, corrected by the parents of you forget it official. O.o

Omg. Lol! I have a friend who named her two kids after herself—one got the first name, and the other got her middle name. It's really weird, and the boy has suddenly decided on another, too tally unrelated and utterly common name he insists on being called.
Also, I find Chrisarah amusing, because my older siblings were…

Yeah, eye-oh. I think Io is a god, but I'm not sure where the "Little" part came from.

Well, it wasn't this year, but I know a Little Io.

As a parent of a boy Quinn, I sure do hate seeing this feminization trend. It makes me feel un-feminist, but there it is.

I've met a woman named Kitten. shrug

I agree that it was clear that Kristoff was a better match, and she had more time to get to know him better, and wish they hadn't made Hans a bad guy. They could have made it really nice—he's a really decent fellow, and their good friendship opens up a great new trade agreement or something. :)