TattleTeeny

I'm not arguing because what do I know, but I am wondering how a childcare percentage can be estimated based on IG posts. Also, is it possible that Brock is simply the parent who is more available? Would he be considered to be "dropping the ball" if she were the 80%? No. People do it every day. I don't have a kid, but I have to (and want to) do things that OCD tries to convince me not to do all the time.

I am sure this has come up before, but leggings! Target used to have the best ones and they were discontinued a while back. They were slightly shiny -- not my favorite thing, but the shine wasn't super-egregious and it kept them from getting all linty like matte-finish ones do. I still have them, but the tag with the fabric content has long since faded, so I can't use that info to find a duplicate!

Oh, thank you! I don't eat much chocolate (and I get super-annoyed at the women in commercials who take the ridiculously tiny bites) and I don't think I have ever had one of these. I do recall that I kind of liked the Xmas season commercial though; it reminded me of midcentury Xmas cards for whatever random reason my brain conjured up.

It's some kind of gold-foil-wrapped chocolate in a ball shape -- I forget its name!

Hahahhaaa, I actually laughed when I posted! Somehow it's funnier typed out than it is in my head.

Oyyyyyyy, I am gonna start screaming if I have to see -- or actually, hear -- some chocolate commercial with a song that sounds like it says, "stars fuckin' up the sky, ripe old malaria." I know it doesn't say that, but it's one of those songs that is supposed to sound dreamy and melodic (or something) but just does not (to me, anyway; I feel the same way about that "Arms of an Angel" cacophonous mess). And as for some yogurt one that posits that it's "cool" that one becomes a "human vending machine" after having children -- I am childless so don't go by me, but does not sound cool to me at all.

Seriously. I mean, she bragged that all she could manage to get is a dude who numerically ranks her -- and not even with the highest score. Early 50s and not married. Have had the same BF for 15 years. We live together and I fail to see how being married would make a difference in my day-to-day life, AnnMarie! So shut it.

At an old job, our kitchen signs frequently said ""DONOT" -- not "don't," not "do not," but "DONOT." We also had this gem (that I may have posted here a long time ago) on the refrigerator, which, on top of punctuation and font abuse, makes almost no sense at all.

Same! I mostly carry an army green messenger bag and I'm fabulous!

I feel kind of bad for any office pescatarians who hate the smell of microwave popcorn.

I like Sutton. I think I would be friends with her over any of the others.

I have personally never had to deal with any human cremains, but all of my pets' have been in really tightly packed plastic -- almost like a little brick.

It happened to me -- but only at my allergist, not during anything super-scary. I was getting that test with all the stupid potential-allergen-containing stickers you have to leave on for 2 days. She turned around to get more of them and, when she turned back, she gasped at how fast my skin said "nope." (Turns out, I was also allergic to the adhesive of the stickers, so that was some extra fun for me!)

I assume that Sutton has only some of the ashes, hence a bag, but does Kyle think that ashes are sent to people just loose in a box or an urn? They're not.

Seriously, I was thinking, OK, you got the earrings, great, whatever...but keep it to yourself! Even if she has legal rights to them (and I don't know or care if she does), that information is not what will prove anything to the people who took issue with the earrings in the first place. Have the earrings, whatever, but crowing about them looks bad.

I usually just leave mine in whatever shoes I last wore with them. If I am in organization mode, they get a slot in the shoe shelf. However... That shoe shelf has available slots only because I recently did a purge -- working at home and last year's busted foot/dr's advice made many pairs obsolete in my life. I am wondering if one of the inserts found its way into a Goodwill-bound bag. Like I said, they're $50; I'll grab another set (and I am sure that the minute I do that, I'll find the missing one).

Makes sense, but I was talking only about the black eye and its ongoing non-explanation.

But what is the "it"? I hate it.

This fucking black-eye bullshit must either be a big something or a big nothing. I find it super-weird that we still don't know why it happened and in what context, and the fact that none of the viewer questions on WWHLwere about this makes me think Bravo weeded them out for some particular reason.

Revisiting this... You guys, I lost a SHOE INSERT! A single shoe insert; I have the other one. Luckily, I don't mean the expensive Rx ones that were custom fit to me; these were my "extra set" that I use when the custom ones don't fit well into a certain shoe ($50-ish in stores). But what the holy hell could have happened here? How? I looked in all my shoes!

I have a vitamin subscription that is supposed to be monthly, but their timeline has always felt screwy. I just yesterday finished one bottle and I have another in the cabinet that I will open tonight. Yet, I got an email today that my next one is on the way (I usually get the "we're getting your order ready" email only about 2 weeks into my current bottle). I don't often forget to take them, and I have talked to CS, thinking it needed to be adjusted, but they say it's normal. I guess this is not a big deal, but for whatever reason, it gets on my nerves.

What was that face thing/treatment being used on Garcelle? Do I want it?! Also, a not-full refrigerator can just as easily suggest that someone does eat.

Ugh, kind of commercial related, I guess, but targeted ads for online games and casinos! WTF? I have never, ever once in my life searched or shopped or paid attention to anything that would lead anyone to believe I was a potential consumer for these things -- not Candy Crush, not way back in the days of Farmville, and I maybe did Wordle 3 times when it was new. But they are relentless. And also aesthetically displeasing. So ugly.

I think the Club one also has the MESSIEST spreading of jelly onto a cracker! Fucking stickiness! Then, the rubbing of socks on a carpet, which just no, I can't.

I got the idea that someone may have made Jacob kick her. He was pretty broken up about other things he’d been made to do. But maybe, if it was him, that kicking thing was where he drew the line as far as what he could bear to talk about for the documentary.