Also meant to add this: George and Eric’s friendship survived both of them being married to Patti at different times. After Eric and Patti divorced, he and George used to refer to each other as ex-husbands-in-law. 

Funny story: The Chain (and a bunch of songs on that album, Rumours) was written because each of the relationships within Fleetwood Mac was falling apart, and everyone started to hate each other. One person in the middle of that drama was the wife of Mick Fleetwood, Jenny Boyd. So The Chain was partly written about…

“Two doses of HPV vaccine given at least six months apart at ages 11 and 12 years will provide safe, effective, and long-lasting protection against HPV cancers. Adolescents ages 13-14 are also able to receive HPV vaccination on the new 2-dose schedule.”

Also, has Whitney not seen the numerous comments requesting that she bold names?

I watched the videos and kept waiting for Obama to talk about how big his electoral college win was, how bad his opponents were, and how big the crowd was to see him.

I’m still nursing my disappointment that Amy Adams isn’t playing TH. She’s a hella good actor and dude, google-image the two names and whoa, twinsies:

it was a good typo for this story

I can’t stop giggling that every evening she puts on a nice dress and lights some candles for her husband named: EVA !!!!!

Did you watch his first or second season? I only saw his second but I loved his girls (except Emily who got on my nerves). I still love Ashley Hebert... she was one of the few Bachelorettes I actually watched all the way through.

Imo the best lead ever was Sean Lowe and aside from Tierra, there wasn’t a whole lot of drama on his season between the contestants. The drama more came from them falling in love with him and then having their hearts crushed when he sent them home. I’m trying to think of the season with the most contestant drama...…

100% of the Bachelorette leads were on the Bachelor first and they haven’t had a Bachelor lead who wasn’t on the Bachelorette since season 12's Matt Grant in 2008. It’s also worth noting that the Bachelorette wasn’t aired for a few years but got going again in 2008, hence them having contestants to pick from for the…

Their material has become so crappy, but what really irks me is their terrible colors!! They’re constantly rocking light blue jersey and terrible pale pinks and oranges and colors that I don’t actually consider to be colors - it all looks accidental. I don’t get it. I mourn everything I bought from the GAP in the 90's…

Where do non-teenaged people shop for clothes now? What are the online equivalents to the mall? I am 40-ish, have a professional job. 20 years ago I wore the Gap. Then about 10 years ago the Gap turned weird, plus I made more money and could wear Anthropologie, J.Crew, and Banana Republic for both work and casual;…

Everywhere lately it’s been the cold shoulder/cut out tops. I don’t know why this trend came back to begin with, but it’s also definitely not something I can get away with wearing to work.

Same. BR is my go-to for work staples. Everything is 40% off on the regular, making it reasonably priced. Their dresses are usually decent quality. I used to like the Gap in the late 90s and 00s (I’m an Old at 40). However, everything these days is crap. Too-short dresses I could never wear to the office (and why does…

Much like J. Crew, I don’t understand why Gap has refused to stop selling high quality basics. If you’re going to make jeans the center of your focus, then make clothes to go with those jeans that aren’t just 8,000 weird-fitting gray t-shirts. Another classic “If it ain’t broke...”

Yeah, we’ve found BabyGap/GapKids to be a great source of little clothes. On the way to the elevator, I take a look at the overpriced jeans and shirts for adults and wonder, Who buys this stuff?

I love BR; it’s a good place to get cheapish work staples that last. Heck, I have shoes from them that have lasted years through inclement weather, though I’ve had to have some of my heels reheeled.

Same! I honestly don’t even know where to shop, because I increasingly find myself saying “What the hell is that?” when I look. I just took a gander at Madewell’s “latest and greatest”, as they call it: boob ruffles, embroidered flowers, saggy-ass jeans, and puffy shirts. Ok cool, guess I’m sticking with my $9 Target…

Yeah, why are Gap kids clothes so much better than their adult clothes? When there is a good sale, I can get some nice stuff for my two littles VERY cheap!I find their toddler jeans to be quite durable. Also, Gap’s maternity clothes are cheap (on sale) and not bad looking.