Steven

i was eating healthily for about 2 - 3 weeks.. then last weekend i went on a vacation trip so i ate whatever i wanted. also during my diet i was jogging about 2 miles but i didn't jog at all for my vacation trip. went to restaurants and drank coke and the whole nine yards. i had diarrhea like once each of the 3 days of the vacation trip.

1 is this a normal bodily response?

2 why?

my legs are thicker with more muscle than usual but is it better to have thin legs or thick legs. thin would be nice for speed and thick ones could have power but i don't know. do professionals have thin, thick or average legs. my legs are genetically a bit bigger.

i can understand why i guy would like that, but do girls have those relationships ?

or what does chrisitanity preach on this matter?

the word "suicide"itself already has a negative connotation.

i think that sometimes life just isn't worth it. not only

for myself but for other people who are sick and all.

to me the thought of a peaceful passing sounds like

a good thing if it were possible.

i'm a 19 years old hispanic male. my hair is black all over my body except for

a few strings on my chin. they are like ginger red. i'm curious if this is common

or if anyone else has the same thing.

i really dislike the tipping system. if i am suppose to pay extra, why isn't it charged?

i am given the option and then told that i am a bad person if i don't choose one of them.

and coming from a low-income family, tipping was kinda awkward at moderately expensive

restaurants. it's called a gratuity because it's gratuitous, aka unnecessary. i literally prefer to pay more for the meal and not to the waiter. i still give them sometimes because i care about what people think of me lol

what i do support, however, is a tipping system is not expected. where only those who really think and want to give a tip do. how about that? if the waiter needs more money, he needs another job. i am seriously looking for reasons as to why it's good or positive or efficient to have. give me your best reason why it's ok to create a stigma against those who don't want to tip. that's me.

the atheist experience is a show that accepts calls from people, and debates those people over religion.

is there a counterpart with whom atheist can call and debate or hold a conversation with?

is there a conservative counterpart to the colbert report or the daily show with jon stewart?

something with posts against religion: either funny or good points that are rational. here's an example of the latter:

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-7OfaK26KhU0/T7-7Rb3q0fI/...

do females shave their face or are they just naturally hairless?

"If I can't call you honey, what can I call you?"

We were chatting. She called me honey before so I began calling her honey.

She then told me not to call her that because she liked calling me that but not

that I do the same to her. I then asked her the question above. Up until this

point, including the question, it was all playful conversation. She began

ignoring me afterwards and later told me that she was upset because I had

asked her that. We're not together anymore, and I want to know if it was

a bad idea to ask her that. Was it a poor decision? Am I unaware of something?

Ladies...please help me out...