Brenda M: Those people are idiots. None of those top passwords (until you get to monkey, really) are at all easy to type.

That may not be in everyone's top criteria for passwords, I suppose. Personally I hate having a password that's awkward to type.

In Natter:

Nora Deirdre: But then I am a Scrooge, so feel free to disregard...

David S: You don't like Valentine's Day either. I suspect you'd stab Arbor Day in the heart given half a chance.

billytea, in Natter:

I use 'bugger' as one of my go-to swear words. Despite the referent, it's really quite mild in the Australian context. (And the English.) I got called out on it once, on a board frequented by Mormons, again by someone who'd spent some time in England. (For some reason they thought I was a teenager going for shock value.) I apologised sincerely, assuring them I hadn't intended to slip anything in through the back door. Signed off with "Roger and out". They complimented me on my courtesy.

ita, natter:

We must counter pernicious mansplaining with a grandiose vagenda.

Natter

billytea: Apparently for some reason, "Stop fiddling with it!" is a harder message to get across to male investors.

Jessica: As the mother of a 3 year-old boy, I could make a few guesses...

Cass in Bitches:

A vague disclaimer is nobody's friend. A vague caveat makes me worry about liability.

We must counter pernicious mansplaining with a grandiose vagenda.

This needs to be on mugs and T-shirts. Perhaps in a series with "Just eat a muffin whitey!"

I would buy both of those.

Amy in Supernatural setting faux fans straight:

But I judge anyone who doesn't want to watch straight through from the beginning. Earn your fan status, people.

In Natter, a convo on Top Gear:

Kathy A: Second fave was probably the "drive from Switzerland to Blackpool on one tank of gas" challenge. Did James ever make it at all?

Cass: They all made it. I have no idea how.

Someone must have been replaced their gas tanks with menorahs.