I try really hard no to be judgmental....but my sister has these pants. They look like pajama bottoms with all these crazy stripes, but she swears they are pants. One day we were leaving her house and I asked if she was getting dressed. They are that bad. She took one of my kids to a game today because I had a time conflict with another sport. She showed up in them. I admit it, I was embarrassed and glad I wasn't going to be with them. If she swore she'd never leave the house in them again, I would buy a replacement pair. Bad sister!!

Hi Foxy, thanks for your comment below. Even though I sounded mean and judgmental towards this guy, you didn't towards me. And you're right, I don't know what could come out of this. Thanks for your sound advice. :)

OK, I get the McDonalds toy thing, but seriously? If teenagers are determined to make a difference, why not address the governmental corruption, the ill decisions made by corporations that destroy lives? Or the justice system that better protects the felons than the victims? I hardly think a small child will be affected by being asked "girl or boy" as much as the country and world will be affected by the bigger issues out there. Are we really so spoiled as to think that toys are an issue? It's no wonder other countries hate us when we complain about gender specific TOYS, or how long our fast food takes to be delivered, when others are just trying to survive to the next day.

I'm glad the 14 YO who raped the 8YO is being charged as an adult. I don't believe for a second that a 14 year old isn't mentally or morally capable of understanding what s/he is doing, barring some sort of severe learning disability. Petty theft is one thing, but his is horrifying.

I am childfree and it embarresses me when people act shrill and hyper sensitive over stupid stuff. yeah sometimes we are judged unfairly but so are a lot of people. The 'I'm a tender snowflake who is so horribly misunderstood' mentality is so annoying. Most childfree people ARE adults with reading comprehension.

I am childfree and it embarresses me when people act shrill and hyper sensitive over stupid stuff. yeah sometimes we are judged unfairly but so are a lot of people. The 'I'm a tender snowflake who is so horribly misunderstood' mentality is so annoying. Most childfree people ARE adults with reading comprehension.

I started Chantix to help me quit smoking yesterday. My quit date is 5/1/14, and I'm excited, but I'm also REALLY nervous. Last time I tried to quit (cold turkey), I was an emotional wreck my about 26 hours in. Couldn't stop crying, it was a disaster. According to my doctor, that's what the Chantix is supposed to help with, but I'm still pretty nervous. I'm not even sure the medicine will work, and I'm afraid it's just going to give me mental problems (black box warnings)...but I'm trying really hard not to psych myself out. It feels good just to get that out.

I worry what the world is going to be like for DD3 in the future. I'm not a doomsday-er or anything, but things are not looking good right now environmentally.

I'm obese and if it makes me a judgemental negative person when I'm grossed out by other large people wearing clothing that show their 30 fat rolls, large amounts of cellulite and flappy skin, and stretch marks, oh well. I have more self respect than to go out looking like that and we all know it grosses people out. They aren't being judgemental for it. Quit with the "OMG YOU ARE SO MEAN IF YOU DON'T LIKE SEEING 10 INCHES OF 10 POUND THIGHS WITH JIGGLY CELLULITE". Also, on another note...men, stop wearing sleeveless shirts to restaurants.

I think my nephew is the devil. He is 16 months old and he literally throws fits ALL DAY LONG. I know toddlers are temperamental, but they live with me and this kid is a brat. I would never tell her that, but holy crap, he screams, beats his head on the floor, throws thing, smacks and bites, throws himself on the floor... Is there baby Xanax?