I agree with DeviledApple:
In my neighborhood parents are way too overprotective. My neighbor walks her kids to school, carries their backpacks and holds their hands all the way there. They are in the 5th grade and the school is less than two blocks away. My other neighbor drives her kid to school and waits by the school yard fence until the bell rings and her child is inside. My other neighbor let her kids bicycle to school but gave them a walky-talky to confirm their safe arrival. What these kids all have in common is that they don't know how to react when their mother isn't there. The 5th graders keep playing in the streets even though a car is coming their way, they don't even consider the thought of perhaps moving because their mother has always told them and held their hand. Kids these days have cellphones and have to check in with their parents every so often. They have no freedom, they haven't been thought to think for themselves.

I hate it when someone dismisses my anger or frustration as PMS as if I don't have the right to feel the way I do.

There are a lot of factors in play, depending on how often you wash the area it's applied, the brand, it's size, it's location, style, etc. Mine last in between 3 to 7 (if I'm very careful) days. It's not that long and by the end it does look worn. They do however come off easily with rubbing alcohol or nail polish remover, so that's nice. All in all, I find it worth it.

I'm too fickle to get a permanent tattoo, so I started using temporary ones (the ones you stick on with water). You can find some really nice ones online or in some stores that aren't childish (but they are harder to find and can be expensive).

There NEEDS to be classes on life skills, like how to write a CV, how banks work, loans, taxes, money management, stocks, first aid, basic child care, heck even a bit of sewing, cooking and basic repairs (for both girls and boys). One class for economics and one for "home skills". These classes should also be part of the basic curriculum and not option classes, because with option classes, they aren't always options. You are sometimes forced to choose science, physics and/or chemistry in order to get a higher education, putting aside other classes you might prefer.

And a little shocked that it actually worked

I loved this movie! So much so that most of the video cassette is just static now from over use.

No, the Teddy Ruxpin has an off switch, unlike the Furby

They thing is, evolution has a pretty firm scientific background, the proof and evidence are there. Creationism, however, has no basis. It is, for all matter and purposes, purely a belief. It stands to reason that a politician should base his decisions on facts, not personal beliefs, especially when his decisions affect the population of a community who's laws are supposed to be separate from religion.

I was employing the term used in the comic. Furthermore, since there is a square root and two multiplication, I believe solving is the right term.
But the question is: does it really matter? My point was anybody with a calculator can solve/simplify this is seconds.

By giving an equal, but simpler, number

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Do0Nc9Bmkrw

X-men: Days of Future Past gives them a "redo", a second chance of sorts by making the other movies obsolete. I hope they take advantage of it and make something worth remembering and building on.

Those are blinds, not suds.

Sorry, I'm rather defensive on the subject...

I have read many Great Fanfictions, I just don't read does with real people involved. Often times when I mention fanfiction to people, the first thing that comes to their mind is stories about band members or actors. That bother me because the world of fanfiction is so much bigger than that, there are so many more stories about fictional characters and stories, such as Harry Potter, Sherlock, Avengers, and so on and so forth.