I wash my legs under the following circumstances:

Laura Wasser was Jolie’s lawyer when she divorced Billy Bob Thornton; clearly, Wasser did enough of a good job then that Jolie feels confident about using her again.

I hate being tickled and have punched people in the face when theyve done it to me. The resultant black eyes are usually enough of a deterrent for them not to do it again.

YEP, although real talk, I skip a couple of episodes every once in a while, namely Beer Bad and the one with the frat house ghosts.

This reminded me it’s almost time for my annual binge rewatching of all the Buffy.

That’s what I meant by “militarization” - access to things like Bearcats/Armoured tactical vehicles, LRADS & assault rifles, over deployment of SWAT teams, etc - without any real usage or conflict resolution training

I’m not disagreeing that policing in America didn’t have problems before it was militarized, just that in doing so, they’ve exacerbated the situation

I think the bigger problem lies within the militarization of the police, wherein they view the public as the “enemy”.

They are the best until they are the absolute worst, but sometimes, they’re juuuuust right.

Always. Plus, I have a couple of duvet covers so I never have to worry about it if I don’t have time to wash one of the covers.

Tina! I heart you and fear being shunned but I am a no top-sheeter.

I was weirdly so, so happy for the runway models; I gave up heels ages ago and cannot imagine part of my job description including having to wear (often) ill fitting, foot torture devices.

I have no problem with people loving the music they love, BUT don’t force other people to listen to it by blasting it. This general rule for not being an asshole also applies to when you share a house with another person, are on public transit and/or if you’re in your car.

85er as well, so just grade 12.

There are, but the dorms where they added extra were all really old, meaning the rooms themselves were huge (compared to other school dorms I visited/lived in) and in fairness, adding an extra loft bed or bunk beds wouldn’t have really made -that- much of an impact on overall floor space.

South indeed! I was in the tower and it was glorious. Except when I would get too drunk to remember *which* staircase to take off of the communal floor and then wind up trying to open the wrong door for what felt like ages.

Ontarian here, who had the distinct pleasure of going to uni the year they eliminated OAC (grade 13) from high school aka the “double cohort” year, meaning an additional 10k+ 1st year students needed housing (http://www.cbc.ca/beta/news/canada/ontario-s-double-cohort-strains-resources-1.360698).

BTVS aired in ‘97, which was almost TWO DECADES AGO.

If you read the full quote from their Facebook page, they specifically reference this phenomenon.