Ok, I genuinely laugh-cried at that one!

Aw, honey…

I don’t know about other blind-w/o-glasses folk, but as for #16, and I’m realizing I’ve done it for so long that I don’t really think about it now, but I tend to put the bottles of shampoo and conditioner in specific spots so I know which is which. Or, in the case of my travel bottles, label each with a GIANT “S” or “C”. Many bottles of the same brand have different shapes for each, but those that don’t just get put in 2 different places in the shower.

It usually doesn’t come down to what’s “meat” and what’s not (many people ask me, when I say I’m veggie, if I still eat fish…I always give them a funny look before answering with a polite “No”), it’s what’s a living being and what’s not. So, to me at least, insects are living animals and therefore I would not eat them. Not that I’d really want to, anyway.

I know it may be gender-exclusive, but my very first thought when seeing this was, “Why didn’t they go with the obvious - ‘Cumbersnatches’?”

If you take some sort of bizarre pride in coming across as an illiterate monkey-child, then by all means, keep on keepin’ on.

No: it’s saying one pound of X = one pound of Y. Just like one pound of feathers weighs the same as one pound of lead. You just need a LOT more feathers (bigger volume) to make a pound than you would lead.

I know I’ll win some kind of “party pooper” badge or something, but as a lifelong baseball fan, I can’t really support this. I don’t know, it’s like calling my brother “hot”; I’m just so familiar with it, I can’t see it. Also: if this were about, say, women’s tennis, wouldn’t you expect to see more of an anti-objectifying outcry? I watch baseball to watch baseball, not ogle at DAT ASS.