shrimpy74

I got Millennial AF. However, I'm 43 and a Gen-Xer. I'd say most of the names on this list are very common among Gen-Xers. The ones that are more Millennial-esque are Tyler, Taylor, Austin, Amber, Kyle, Brittany, and Cody...I don't know a single person with one of those names.

Wow what an edgy troll I'm so disturbed not

um, yes. Sometimes I gasp at things that strike me, whether it's beautiful, scary, surprising, etc. It's called emotion. It's fun!

They're all stunning but #16 made me gasp out loud. She is otherworldly. Props to the author for celebrating black beauty in all its glory. This is NOT racist -- it's celebrating and shining a spotlight on an underrepresented demographic that is all too often ignored, vilified, persecuted,… Read More

I'm with you. I love food too much to be this healthy. I wish I could get with baked chicken breast and leaves, but...I just can't.

A few things missing from this list that were a huge part of my childhood and teen years (I was born in 1974): - Spiral perms with towering crunchy bangs that could survive the apocalypse - Banana clips - Oversized sweatshirts with centrifuged splattered glittery paint - Stirrup… Read More

Hmm, I was born in 1974 and I got "You were definitely partially an 80s girl." Maybe that's because a good chunk of these items were from the late '80s (I didn't recognize them), and by then I was a teenager and not into toys and certain little kid TV shows. Thanks for the trip down… Read More

Fun and funny article! But what about the NIPPLE question??? I could never wear bralettes because my nips would be all, "Here. I. Am. As if this flimsy delicate layer of lace could hold me back!!" I'm dying to wear a bralette but don't want to have to wear those damn sticky pasties… Read More

Argyle Street for Asian food that rivals the best spots in the SF Bay Area and the LA area.

They're called "gym shoes," not "sneakers."