Confession Time! ((ABSOLUTELY NO JUDGEMENT))
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Same. My underwear right now is really boring, mostly some Hanes boyfriend briefs.kelly_c_77 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »Yep, it's in the sink. New Year, New Beard. That's what my grandma always used to say! I shaved it off on Jan. 1 to coincide with updates in my fitness and nutrition regimens. Only the 3rd time in 13 years my chin has seen the light of day!
Confession: The next time someone compares me to Hayden Christensen, I'm gonna lose my ish and come after all y'all!
Christensen was the worst casting choice since Luke's aunt's seventies style jean jacket.
That jacket was a then contemporary wardrobe choice. (and yes I was 8 when Star Wars was in theaters the first time and I may or may not have had a crush on both Luke and Han)
Confession: My imaginary friend was Princess Leia.
I confess: I had Princess Leia Underroos - who remembers? I also had Wonder Woman!
The question is, who DIDN'T have Wonder Woman underoos?
*raises hand ever so slowly as to not be noticed.
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CooCooPuff wrote: »
People in middle school loved them, but I could never get behind them.quiksylver296 wrote: »CooCooPuff wrote: »
I could easily eat a family sized bag of Cheetos. When I used to have my Wednesday gorges, the only reason I wouldn't buy a family size bag was because of the price.MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »rachelthropology wrote: »I can easily eat a large bag of Cheetos in a single sitting. More typically it occurs in several sittings over 2 days. They're my spirit animal. Therefore, I don't buy them for myself but they are often in my parent's house. And sometimes if I'm in the lab working late I'll go get 1-3 miniature bags from the vending machine downstairs.
I can relate. I have to go down 6 flights of stairs to vending machine at work and I always take the stairs to get there. And I would make a separate trip for each bag if I wanted more than one. At least the walking uses a few of the calories.
I bought a bag of Doritos a while back for a recipe. I was pleasantly surprised at the size of a serving. Moving the chips my little bowl really helped my perception.
Make that Flamin' Hot Cheetos, and I am IN!!! I can't buy them...
Mine too and hot fries.0 -
rungirl1973 wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »kelly_c_77 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »Yep, it's in the sink. New Year, New Beard. That's what my grandma always used to say! I shaved it off on Jan. 1 to coincide with updates in my fitness and nutrition regimens. Only the 3rd time in 13 years my chin has seen the light of day!
Confession: The next time someone compares me to Hayden Christensen, I'm gonna lose my ish and come after all y'all!
Christensen was the worst casting choice since Luke's aunt's seventies style jean jacket.
That jacket was a then contemporary wardrobe choice. (and yes I was 8 when Star Wars was in theaters the first time and I may or may not have had a crush on both Luke and Han)
Confession: My imaginary friend was Princess Leia.
I confess: I had Princess Leia Underroos - who remembers? I also had Wonder Woman!
The question is, who DIDN'T have Wonder Woman underoos?
Me
I'm too old!
Are you older than me?
I think so
) 52
I was a teen by the time they came out with them, and as a teen I would not have worn them!
I never had any underoos. We were poor, only plain undies for us.
I thought that this was going in a different direction.0 -
CooCooPuff wrote: »
Same. My underwear right now is really boring, mostly some Hanes boyfriend briefs.kelly_c_77 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »Yep, it's in the sink. New Year, New Beard. That's what my grandma always used to say! I shaved it off on Jan. 1 to coincide with updates in my fitness and nutrition regimens. Only the 3rd time in 13 years my chin has seen the light of day!
Confession: The next time someone compares me to Hayden Christensen, I'm gonna lose my ish and come after all y'all!
Christensen was the worst casting choice since Luke's aunt's seventies style jean jacket.
That jacket was a then contemporary wardrobe choice. (and yes I was 8 when Star Wars was in theaters the first time and I may or may not have had a crush on both Luke and Han)
Confession: My imaginary friend was Princess Leia.
I confess: I had Princess Leia Underroos - who remembers? I also had Wonder Woman!
The question is, who DIDN'T have Wonder Woman underoos?
*raises hand ever so slowly as to not be noticed.
I only had boring flower undies 0 -
I'm 47. I barely made the cut for Underroos!MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »kelly_c_77 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »Yep, it's in the sink. New Year, New Beard. That's what my grandma always used to say! I shaved it off on Jan. 1 to coincide with updates in my fitness and nutrition regimens. Only the 3rd time in 13 years my chin has seen the light of day!
Confession: The next time someone compares me to Hayden Christensen, I'm gonna lose my ish and come after all y'all!
Christensen was the worst casting choice since Luke's aunt's seventies style jean jacket.
That jacket was a then contemporary wardrobe choice. (and yes I was 8 when Star Wars was in theaters the first time and I may or may not have had a crush on both Luke and Han)
Confession: My imaginary friend was Princess Leia.
I confess: I had Princess Leia Underroos - who remembers? I also had Wonder Woman!
The question is, who DIDN'T have Wonder Woman underoos?
Me I'm too old!
Are you older than me?
I think so ) 52
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rungirl1973 wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »kelly_c_77 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »Yep, it's in the sink. New Year, New Beard. That's what my grandma always used to say! I shaved it off on Jan. 1 to coincide with updates in my fitness and nutrition regimens. Only the 3rd time in 13 years my chin has seen the light of day!
Confession: The next time someone compares me to Hayden Christensen, I'm gonna lose my ish and come after all y'all!
Christensen was the worst casting choice since Luke's aunt's seventies style jean jacket.
That jacket was a then contemporary wardrobe choice. (and yes I was 8 when Star Wars was in theaters the first time and I may or may not have had a crush on both Luke and Han)
Confession: My imaginary friend was Princess Leia.
I confess: I had Princess Leia Underroos - who remembers? I also had Wonder Woman!
The question is, who DIDN'T have Wonder Woman underoos?
Me I'm too old!
Are you older than me?
I think so ) 52
I was a teen by the time they came out with them, and as a teen I would not have worn them!
I never had any underoos. We were poor, only plain undies for us.
I had a well off aunt and uncle who had no children and when Mae heard me say I wanted them, she bought them for me. They bought my prom dresses too.0 -
@rungirl1973 - me either - poor and my mother didn't approve of Wonder Woman so no cool undies for me. Might explain why I so love fine undergarments now!kelly_c_77 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »Yep, it's in the sink. New Year, New Beard. That's what my grandma always used to say! I shaved it off on Jan. 1 to coincide with updates in my fitness and nutrition regimens. Only the 3rd time in 13 years my chin has seen the light of day!
Confession: The next time someone compares me to Hayden Christensen, I'm gonna lose my ish and come after all y'all!
Christensen was the worst casting choice since Luke's aunt's seventies style jean jacket.
That jacket was a then contemporary wardrobe choice. (and yes I was 8 when Star Wars was in theaters the first time and I may or may not have had a crush on both Luke and Han)
Confession: My imaginary friend was Princess Leia.
I confess: I had Princess Leia Underroos - who remembers? I also had Wonder Woman!
The question is, who DIDN'T have Wonder Woman underoos?
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tincanonastring wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »Yep, it's in the sink. New Year, New Beard. That's what my grandma always used to say! I shaved it off on Jan. 1 to coincide with updates in my fitness and nutrition regimens. Only the 3rd time in 13 years my chin has seen the light of day!
Confession: The next time someone compares me to Hayden Christensen, I'm gonna lose my ish and come after all y'all!
Christensen was the worst casting choice since Luke's aunt's seventies style jean jacket.
That jacket was a then contemporary wardrobe choice. (and yes I was 8 when Star Wars was in theaters the first time and I may or may not have had a crush on both Luke and Han)
Confession: My imaginary girlfriend was Princess Leia.
FTFY.
No, Lois Lane was my imaginary girlfriend. Princess Leia was just a friend.
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Confession - I poured and logged the calories of a glass of wine last night but fell asleep before I drank it. I left the wine logged.0
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quiksylver296 wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »Yep, it's in the sink. New Year, New Beard. That's what my grandma always used to say! I shaved it off on Jan. 1 to coincide with updates in my fitness and nutrition regimens. Only the 3rd time in 13 years my chin has seen the light of day!
Confession: The next time someone compares me to Hayden Christensen, I'm gonna lose my ish and come after all y'all!
I confess - I had to google that...and I don't see any resemblance.
Yeah, he turned the origin story of the best supevillain in the history of cinema into a trainwreck of emo douchiness.
I agree with that. He was HORRIBLE...
To be fair, he wasn't exactly given the world's most stellar dialogue and plotting to work with...
The bit that always gets me is when he's raging about how he slaughtered all the Tuskens, even the children, and Padme is NOT running as fast as she can in the other direction! I mean, really?
That got me, too! Like, LADY, HE JUST MURDERED A BUNCH OF CHILDREN!!0 -
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MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »
Red.0 -
Too bad I don't live closer. I couldn't sleep and had the calories left to drink it for you.MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »
Red.
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I confess that if you wear a pink skirt that is so tight that I can see your black panties, then I will judge you before I can stop myself. I will then mentally apologize for being judgmental and wish that I could un-see it.0
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CooCooPuff wrote: »
People in middle school loved them, but I could never get behind them.quiksylver296 wrote: »CooCooPuff wrote: »
I could easily eat a family sized bag of Cheetos. When I used to have my Wednesday gorges, the only reason I wouldn't buy a family size bag was because of the price.MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »rachelthropology wrote: »I can easily eat a large bag of Cheetos in a single sitting. More typically it occurs in several sittings over 2 days. They're my spirit animal. Therefore, I don't buy them for myself but they are often in my parent's house. And sometimes if I'm in the lab working late I'll go get 1-3 miniature bags from the vending machine downstairs.
I can relate. I have to go down 6 flights of stairs to vending machine at work and I always take the stairs to get there. And I would make a separate trip for each bag if I wanted more than one. At least the walking uses a few of the calories.
I bought a bag of Doritos a while back for a recipe. I was pleasantly surprised at the size of a serving. Moving the chips my little bowl really helped my perception.
Make that Flamin' Hot Cheetos, and I am IN!!! I can't buy them...
Blah me either! No thank you, I'll take regs cheetos please0 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »pofoster21 wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »CooCooPuff wrote: »pofoster21 wrote: »CooCooPuff wrote: »
I still don't understand why they didn't try moving the thread to motivation and support.pofoster21 wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »Susieq_1994 wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »Did they do something weird to it? I see stuff on the front page less recent than what's going on here.
Man, you go away for a few months and everything changes.
I think it sorts by when the thread started and this one is almost a year old.
Nope, the mods killed our thread so it won't appear on the front pages anymore. This was because a lot of members were making a stink about how we're always off topic and why aren't they locking us down.
I didn't know that. And I don't agree with it, either. How can a confession or any response to one be off topic? anyway, thanks fir educating me.
They tried to move us to chit chat but you got a bunch of weirdos when they did that. So we complained, they moved us back to general diet and weight loss, and froze us so we stayed way back as if no one was actually posting in here.
They felt that our digressions weren't related to diet and weight loss even though we kept saying we have inspired each other in so many ways and have really managed to teach each other how to lose weight, how to be sensible, inspired running and lifting and any number of other activities.
No idea. If you ever read through all the pages there were some people who were quite passionate about the fact we didn't belong in general weight loss.
I remember a night where some of the more blunt members of the forums came to this thread to try baiting us.
Trolls cause stress and stress causes weight gain. Therefore, by the transitive theory trolls cause weight gain. Since trolls cause weight gain, I refuse to be baited by them.
If memory serves correctly, most of the more active posters on this thread were the seasoned, well-educated types.
They were! We lost a lot along the way with the retreat which still makes me sad. Like MrBungleX and AgentOrangeJuice. But that could have been because we got too 'girly' sometimes.
And @tincanonastring. - speaking of cleanse diets that must not be named...
I really miss @tincanonastring . He was hilarious!0 -
kelly_c_77 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »Yep, it's in the sink. New Year, New Beard. That's what my grandma always used to say! I shaved it off on Jan. 1 to coincide with updates in my fitness and nutrition regimens. Only the 3rd time in 13 years my chin has seen the light of day!
Confession: The next time someone compares me to Hayden Christensen, I'm gonna lose my ish and come after all y'all!
Christensen was the worst casting choice since Luke's aunt's seventies style jean jacket.
That jacket was a then contemporary wardrobe choice. (and yes I was 8 when Star Wars was in theaters the first time and I may or may not have had a crush on both Luke and Han)
Confession: My imaginary friend was Princess Leia.
I confess: I had Princess Leia Underroos - who remembers? I also had Wonder Woman!
The question is, who DIDN'T have Wonder Woman underoos?
*raises hand ever so slowly as to not be noticed.
Me either, I was only born in '86 people
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tincanonastring wrote: »I have no idea what any of you are talking about and disavow any involvement in posts which may violate the MFP guidelines.
Confession: I'm totally lying. Glad to see you're all continuing this thread!
You're back!!!!0 -
slehmansentle wrote: »I confess to never having seen any one of the Star Wars movies in its entirety. I further confess that brings me great joy.
I haven't either.0 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »Yep, it's in the sink. New Year, New Beard. That's what my grandma always used to say! I shaved it off on Jan. 1 to coincide with updates in my fitness and nutrition regimens. Only the 3rd time in 13 years my chin has seen the light of day!
Confession: The next time someone compares me to Hayden Christensen, I'm gonna lose my ish and come after all y'all!
I confess - I had to google that...and I don't see any resemblance.
Yeah, he turned the origin story of the best supevillain in the history of cinema into a trainwreck of emo douchiness.
I agree with that. He was HORRIBLE...
To be fair, he wasn't exactly given the world's most stellar dialogue and plotting to work with...
The bit that always gets me is when he's raging about how he slaughtered all the Tuskens, even the children, and Padme is NOT running as fast as she can in the other direction! I mean, really?
I confess that I think that's because George Lucas isn't the genius everyone gives him credit for. I think he was just surrounded by geniuses.
I heard on a documentary of sorts that Lucas was completely unconcerned with the actual storytelling and relationships in the prequels because he thought people were only going to watch for the special effects.
This is the same guy who originally wanted Christopher Walken to play Han Solo until he was finally convinced into giving Harrison Ford a shot.0 -
Carlos_421 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »Yep, it's in the sink. New Year, New Beard. That's what my grandma always used to say! I shaved it off on Jan. 1 to coincide with updates in my fitness and nutrition regimens. Only the 3rd time in 13 years my chin has seen the light of day!
Confession: The next time someone compares me to Hayden Christensen, I'm gonna lose my ish and come after all y'all!
I confess - I had to google that...and I don't see any resemblance.
Yeah, he turned the origin story of the best supevillain in the history of cinema into a trainwreck of emo douchiness.
I agree with that. He was HORRIBLE...
To be fair, he wasn't exactly given the world's most stellar dialogue and plotting to work with...
The bit that always gets me is when he's raging about how he slaughtered all the Tuskens, even the children, and Padme is NOT running as fast as she can in the other direction! I mean, really?
I confess that I think that's because George Lucas isn't the genius everyone gives him credit for. I think he was just surrounded by geniuses.
I heard on a documentary of sorts that Lucas was completely unconcerned with the actual storytelling and relationships in the prequels because he thought people were only going to watch for the special effects.
This is the same guy who originally wanted Christopher Walken to play Han Solo until he was finally convinced into giving Harrison Ford a shot.
When George Lucas divorced Marcia, he divorced the only person who wasn't afraid to tell him, "this doesn't work." He was surrounded by yes men(and women) when the prequels were filmed. They were terrible stories with awful sets - nothing got dirty during the pod races? You live in a desert planet, but there's no dust in your shops/homes or on your clothes? Hmmm, no....
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slehmansentle wrote: »I confess to never having seen any one of the Star Wars movies in its entirety. I further confess that brings me great joy.
Some of the things that I haven't done that I'm proud of:
I have never:
-Worked out with a giant inflatable ball
-Said “we’re pregnant”, whatevs, ginormous, “that’s fab”, brain fart, or delish
-Worn a do-rag
-Participated in a fantasy football league
-Done the Macarena
-Worn Vibram 5 finger shoes
-Owned a little yippy gerbil-type of dog
-Posted a Facebook status update with the hope that Bill Gates or Mark Zuckerberg were going to give me free money
-Posted a cliffhanger Facebook message to draw sympathy or create curiosity, ie, “At the hospital “ or “Worst day of my life!” and then disappeared for the rest of the day. 0 -
slehmansentle wrote: »I confess to never having seen any one of the Star Wars movies in its entirety. I further confess that brings me great joy.
Some of the things that I haven't done that I'm proud of:
I have never:
-Worked out with a giant inflatable ball
-Said “we’re pregnant”, whatevs, ginormous, “that’s fab”, brain fart, or delish
-Worn a do-rag
-Participated in a fantasy football league
-Done the Macarena
-Worn Vibram 5 finger shoes
-Owned a little yippy gerbil-type of dog
-Posted a Facebook status update with the hope that Bill Gates or Mark Zuckerberg were going to give me free money
-Posted a cliffhanger Facebook message to draw sympathy or create curiosity, ie, “At the hospital “ or “Worst day of my life!” and then disappeared for the rest of the day.
From your list, I have only:
-Done the Macarena (I was a kid when it was big so...)
-Said ginormous (may have said whatevs but was making fun)
-Worked out with an exercise ball (and decided it was not at all for me)
-Owned a yippy dog (another childhood mistake)
I have also never:
-Worn skinny jeans
-Bleached my hair
-Worn elfish dress shoes where the toes curl up0 -
MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »Also back on the wagon today. What I came to confess is that Santa brought our family a game called Pointing Fingers yesterday. You get points for guessing other people's answers to "have you ever..." and "would you ever..." questions. I confess to laughing so hard at the question, "Would you ever eat food from the trash?" that I had to tell my family about drowning peanut butter and throwing it away. @MoHousdon do I get a Bingo for that even though it happened offline?
Thanks for letting us know about this. I actually want to get this game for someone now. 0 -
slehmansentle wrote: »I confess to never having seen any one of the Star Wars movies in its entirety. I further confess that brings me great joy.
Some of the things that I haven't done that I'm proud of:
I have never:
-Worked out with a giant inflatable ball
-Said “we’re pregnant”, whatevs, ginormous, “that’s fab”, brain fart, or delish
-Worn a do-rag
-Participated in a fantasy football league
-Done the Macarena
-Worn Vibram 5 finger shoes
-Owned a little yippy gerbil-type of dog
-Posted a Facebook status update with the hope that Bill Gates or Mark Zuckerberg were going to give me free money
-Posted a cliffhanger Facebook message to draw sympathy or create curiosity, ie, “At the hospital “ or “Worst day of my life!” and then disappeared for the rest of the day.
I have never:
-Said “we’re pregnant”, whatevs, ginormous, “that’s fab”, or delish
-Worn a do-rag
-Worn Vibram 5 finger shoes
-Owned a little yippy gerbil-type of dog
-Posted a Facebook status update with the hope that Bill Gates or Mark Zuckerberg were going to give me free money
-Posted a cliffhanger Facebook message to draw sympathy or create curiosity, ie, “At the hospital “ or “Worst day of my life!” and then disappeared for the rest of the day
I've done the rest No judgement, remember? 0 -
I haven't been logging any food for a few weeks
I logged some yesterday, but not everything. Today I feel more motivated to log, but only because it's a "good" day. 
I don't think I'm doing this right...
That was me. The last time I had logged food before this week was December 17 (because that was when I had a couple days off and did "free days"). Then I didn't log again until January 4th. But thankfully I remembered to at least log in everyday so I didn't lose my streak. 0 -
MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »Also back on the wagon today. What I came to confess is that Santa brought our family a game called Pointing Fingers yesterday. You get points for guessing other people's answers to "have you ever..." and "would you ever..." questions. I confess to laughing so hard at the question, "Would you ever eat food from the trash?" that I had to tell my family about drowning peanut butter and throwing it away. @MoHousdon do I get a Bingo for that even though it happened offline?
Doesn't count if it's not in the thread! I am SUPER surprised I didn't get a BINGO game from POF for my SS gift.
She DID get me hot chocolate drink mix and wrote in my card to eat a spoonful if I ever need a chocolate fix. I enjoyed that! I tried to explain it to my family, but they just didn't get it.
I don't remember but did you ever post what you got. I suck at remembering things sometimes.
But I agree, that is cute!0 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »Gary, I'm sad to say, is no more. Poor guy got in a tussle with a Gillette Mach 4 and lost.
This makes me very sad...
Me too!0 -
kelly_c_77 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »Carlos_421 wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »Yep, it's in the sink. New Year, New Beard. That's what my grandma always used to say! I shaved it off on Jan. 1 to coincide with updates in my fitness and nutrition regimens. Only the 3rd time in 13 years my chin has seen the light of day!
Confession: The next time someone compares me to Hayden Christensen, I'm gonna lose my ish and come after all y'all!
Christensen was the worst casting choice since Luke's aunt's seventies style jean jacket.
That jacket was a then contemporary wardrobe choice. (and yes I was 8 when Star Wars was in theaters the first time and I may or may not have had a crush on both Luke and Han)
Confession: My imaginary friend was Princess Leia.
I confess: I had Princess Leia Underroos - who remembers? I also had Wonder Woman!
The question is, who DIDN'T have Wonder Woman underoos?
*raises hand ever so slowly as to not be noticed.
I never did either...0 -
slehmansentle wrote: »I confess to never having seen any one of the Star Wars movies in its entirety. I further confess that brings me great joy.
Some of the things that I haven't done that I'm proud of:
I have never:
-Worked out with a giant inflatable ball
-Said “we’re pregnant”, whatevs, ginormous, “that’s fab”, brain fart, or delish
-Worn a do-rag
-Participated in a fantasy football league
-Done the Macarena
-Worn Vibram 5 finger shoes
-Owned a little yippy gerbil-type of dog
-Posted a Facebook status update with the hope that Bill Gates or Mark Zuckerberg were going to give me free money
-Posted a cliffhanger Facebook message to draw sympathy or create curiosity, ie, “At the hospital “ or “Worst day of my life!” and then disappeared for the rest of the day.
I have never:
-we're pregnant, whatevs, that's fab, or delish
-worn a do-rag
-owned a ankle-biter
-posted either FB status above
I tried on my son's Vibrams, so I don't think that should count against me
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