Yeah, indecent exposure is indecent no matter what you're wearing.

Pajama pants, like track pants, just tell the world how little respect you have for yourself.

I did see a guy and his wife in the big box hardware store last Saturday, looking at expensive kitchens. He was wearing track pants, and as they walked around, he started scratching his junk. I hung my head in shame for the male sex.

Awesome.

If my leg were stuck between the subway car and the platform, I'd tell em to cut if off before I'd show up late.

But if Snape were real, she'd be such a stalker. I worked with a Harry Potter fan, and it was creepy. I also worked with a Justin Bieber fan, and the similarities were uncanny. The obsession just seems a little too unhealthy. It's one thing to find happiness and meaning in your life with monomaniacal celebrity worship when you're 16; it's quite another to still be doing it as a grownup.

Well, they'd already paid for the hall...

Complete with your own headless bride.

She can do what she wants except keep on working when her manager tells her not to. Plain stupid.

Company is in a tough spot. Her manager apparently assigned her a project. She felt that she needed to work through her lunch to finish it. This could imply that they gave her so much work that she didn't feel like she could finish without working through her lunch. In effect, she would feel forced to work through her lunch because of the work load, and the company is at fault. If she makes it look like her employer is breaking the law, they have no choice but to protect themselves.

In my opinion,, the likely situation is that she works through her lunch in order to justify leaving a half hour earlier each day.

Other workers probably complained about her making her own hours, and if everybody started working through their lunch, then the company would be in really hot water.

Her problem is she wasn't just "working on an assignment"; she was doing all of her ordinary work, too. hard for her to prove that she just didn't listen to her boss.

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So, That Guy, if he were an unemployed elevator operator, would his career goals be loftier?

Anybody up for some psychotherapy?

Supermarket security guard? Most mall cops in the USA don't carry guns. I've seen more guns in Europe than I have in the US.

Awesome. I saw a Struan rocket (or parts of it) in Birmingham, AL, and it was enormous.

Did you mean that it is simply "too" precious?

Interesting how we have this conception that a clone would be the same thing as the real thing. You are an individual. To avoid the term "soul", let's use the word "essence". When you die, your essence would go somewhere else, or dissipate or whatever. You could not recreate that same essence in a cloned body, unless you could first capture the original essence and transfer it to the cloned body. The essence of the clone, whether it's a human or animal clone, would be completely different.
Lady's dog is dead and no amount of science is bringing it back. Just like Swedish06's son's clone wouldn't be the same thing. Just go have another baby or find another pet - your loved one is not returning.

Jacque is saying it's a placebo effect. You get to feel good about something without actually doing anything meaningful.