over or under? - part 2

how do you eat corn on the cob? the typewriter method, or the one where you eat all the way around before moving from one side to the other?

over or under?

I think most people do use the "over" approach when it comes to toilet paper, this is the approach I take, and luckily, so does my boyfriend.

Again, I think this is most common, (based on the people I've asked)...and if it's most common, that probably means it's right, right?

this was a stupid post, sorry

daughter

It's no secret that we have bee molded by our parents to become the people we are today, our morals, beliefs and discipline for our own children. We learn our manners, social norms and life lessons from them. I have definitely picked up life lessons from my parents, but the most significant thing I've learned from my parents is how I don't want to go about doing things, the type of person I don't want to be and the type of life I don't want to live.

I also don't tell my parents when something goes wrong in my life. I only share my triumphs and happiness with them, because to have them think that I need them would be the greatest disappointment for me.

$45,000 later

i'm a college grad and have no idea what to do with my life..just the thought of trying to explain how frustrated i am makes me feel like i'm going to throw up

cats and dogs

when people say "rain was coming down in sheets" do they mean the sheets were horizontal, so they covered you with a blanket of rain? or do they mean the sheets were vertical, like it was raining so heavily the rain looked like sheets?

am i stupid?