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Potty Talk is a one-panel comic about the funny thoughts, observations and fears men have in the bathroom. This week’s is from illustrator Burton Durand. Check out his Instagram here.
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November 20, 2017
What Guys Don’t Get About Bras
First, let us define our terms: When women talk about our bras, we are really talking about our boobs, and about enduring the fraught experience that is having to have a Boob Management System. Every woman has one, and it’s carefully honed over a lifetime. And let...
A Personal Finance Professor on How to Ask Your Partner For a Prenup
Before they got together, Robert Weagley’s current girlfriend was ensnared in a bitter divorce with her now-former husband. He was the primary breadwinner; she stayed at home. But although she did not earn an income for much of their relationship, she owned a partial stake in the...
MEL Magazine, December 2017 Rompecabeza Answers
Got stuck? No problem. Here are the answers to this month’s puzzles: ROMPECABEZA UNO: 1 Lane. 2 Line. 3 Mine. 4 Mint. 5 Mist. 6 Mast. 7 Mart. 8 Mare. 9 Fare. ROMPECABEZA DOS:
November 17, 2017
Why Do I Get Chapped Lips?
In the battle against the elements, it’s one of life’s cruel jokes that our lips, one of the most exposed areas of our bodies to the sun, wind and cold (let alone our penchant for idle talk, a salty snack or a chance at first base), is...
How Long Do I Really Have to Stay at Work on the Wednesday Before Thanksgiving?
Most of us work more than we live, which is to say we spend considerably more time at the office and with our coworkers than we do with the human beings we actually want in our lives. It also means that the stressors and anxieties of work...
The Forgotten Science of Blackouts
With nowhere to be the next day but at home, stuffing your face, Blackout Wednesday is the unofficial start of Thanksgiving Weekend: A night comprised of celebrating with friends, reunions and drinking until your brain is annihilated—so annihilated, in fact, that you don’t remember annihilating it. The...
November 15, 2017
Basic Dad: How Do I Stop My In-Laws from Parenting My Children in Ways I Disapprove Of?
When you’re a dad, parenting questions often come up that you struggle to find an answer to. Since other parents are the worst and Google will send you down a rabbit hole of paralyzing, paranoid terror, we’re here to help by putting those questions to the experts....
The Medical Experts’ Guide to Surviving Two Thanksgiving Dinners with Your Gastrointestinal System Mostly Intact
Eating two large meals back-to-back is a tradition we’ve been practicing in the U.S. pretty much since in-laws and the first nationally proclaimed day of Thanksgiving were combined back in 1789. Ever since, each year on the fourth Thursday of November, millions of Americans eat successive 2,500-calorie...
November 14, 2017
The Knife-Edge Balance of Drinking While Cooking
It feels like something of a truism that the best strategy for dealing with cooking a massive holiday meal—like Thanksgiving dinner—is to drink your way through it. Wine early and wine often so as not to have a kitchen meltdown (or take the carving knife to a...
The Most Stylish Season
Potty Talk is a one-panel comic about the funny thoughts, observations and fears men have in the bathroom. This week’s is from illustrator Burton Durand. Check out his Instagram here.
November 13, 2017
When Does Gratitude Make You a Sucker?
Gratitude is among the greatest virtues a person can possess. Being thankful keeps you humble, makes others feel good and is one of those things psychologists always cite as a key to happiness. Among the most obvious ways to reach this state of being is to be...
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