So people who aren't super well-off can't take the opportunity of their getting married to go on a vacation instead of accumulating fry pans?

I don't understand that "you should never include your registry info where people can find it" thing. It's like we're supposed to pretend that gift-giving at a wedding is a surprise. Like, "oh! Look at these gifts that people totally unexpectedly got me for my wedding! How unexpected!"

I like those. They stand alone as individual pieces as well as matching pieces.

Snoozis Baratheyawn.

U mad, bro?

Yeah! Those entitled bastards, expecting to be paid for work instead of working for free. Pfft.

I'm a genetics fiend. I calculate the likelihood of certain traits in my children based on my husband and my traits. Good news: future babies get my earlobes. I totally understand.

At 50, I'm not sure an adoption agency would let her adopt. Having a bio kid can be easier than adopting.

Hey, if you get an infection from not properly caring for a piercing, I guarantee you'll never be that lax about piercing hygiene again. Bodily responsibility is an important life skill.

Yesss. I didn't get any piercings until I was 14, and I went nuts at that point and filled my ears up with piercings. Which is as it should be, because it was my choice. I see no reason to do that to a baby. It's stupid, and you're basically training your girl children to have pain forced on them for beauty early…

Hey, that sounds like Fusarium to me! (or at least half of those do)

Really? Women aren't attracted to people until they've been emotionally close to them for a long time? Sounds like a load of bullshit to me.

I'm not sure how everyone is taking "I've only ever been sexually attracted to a single person in my entire fucking life" to mean "I prefer monogamy." :|

Nice, I might try that on my dogs. They've been farty on the food they're eating right now.

That makes me rage, partly at the company and partly at the farmers. You shouldn't have that much fungus in your seed bins, and no one should be buying it if you do. :|

It could be. It could also be a number of other mycotoxins, although the dying part points towards ergot. One of the wheat pathogenic fungi I work with makes a toxin that causes vomiting and feed refusal in dogs and swine, but the other symptoms don't really fit. Ergot isn't a storage mold, though; it develops on…

Dude, I drive in Bozeman literally all the time and it's never an emergency. What am I supposed to do, walk to work in the cold and snow?

Never! I'll continue to mock Californians who can't drive in snow! (But really, it's pretty hard if you don't know how)

Double post, thanks Kinja.

Plowing is phenomenal on major roadways now. There wasn't even a lot of snow in town, but it was wet and slick, so it's not surprising that an inexperienced driver, especially one that may not have snow tires, crashed.