Answers I liked

[Zedability]

Dating a left-handed guy is awesome. You can hold hands AND both of you have your dominant hands free to do stuff. It doesn't feel like you're being led around by the hand like a little kid or something.

Yeah, unless you're left-handed too.

Fair point. Amended to say: dating someone with the opposite handedness as you is awesome.

[bobtheenchantedone]

Striking that there were two opposing consecutive questions about body image and eating disorders. I think all three women (Size Four, Naturally Skinny, and Friend of Naturally Skinny) would be well- served by visiting Women's Services.

"Has anyone noticed how many girls on campus have eating disorders?"

This is probably going to come off as slightly insensitive, but I laughed when I read that. Someone who can ask that question with a straight face is not thinking right. Also the whole rest of the question was a fantastic example of making something obvious without actually stating it. I'm legitimately geeking out over how perfect it is.

[Giovanni Schwartz]

I present the Katya Krest, reserved for those answers which Katya approves.

[Katya]

I present the Katya Krest, reserved for those answers which Katya approves.

That's beautiful! (But what does it mean if I approve of the Krest? Is it infinitely recursive? )

[Giovanni Schwartz]

Yep. I was trying to think of animals that represented everything Katya embodies.

Then I realized that was just stupid, and put my favorites on.

[S.A.M.]

Yep. I was trying to think of animals that represented everything Katya embodies.

Then I realized that was just stupid, and put my favorites on.

Looks good, but could you make it bigger? And maybe add sparklies?

[C is for]

garden valley veggie wheat thin yums

It's got photo evidence, y'all.

(Also, I bought a bag of those delicious snacks at Walmart just the other day. In fact, they were about the only thing I found at that Walmart that day, and I wasn't even looking for them.)

[The Happy Medium]

Art Vandelay keeps dropping hints that he's single: http://theboard.byu.edu/questions/70620/ & http://theboard.byu.edu/questions/70604/
Do you think perhaps he wants someone to ask for a dating application?

[Zedability]

He's already made one. http://theboard.byu.edu/questions/65321/

[Giovanni Schwartz]

Which links to a picture of a baby llama.

[Zedability]

Hahahahaha. Maybe someone should ask him for one, then.

[C is for]

Which links to a picture of a baby llama.

oh wow oh wow that was cute. I don't even usually have feels about baby animals.

[mic0]

Haha! It used to be a real dating app, I remember because there was a pop culture part where I didn't know anything. Or maybe it is a false memory. Adorable llama, nonetheless.

[Zedability]

Haha! It used to be a real dating app, I remember because there was a pop culture part where I didn't know anything. Or maybe it is a false memory. Adorable llama, nonetheless.

I think we need to get some conspiracy theories going about why Art Vandelay removed the app, assuming there used to be a real one there.

My theory: he's secretly a CIA agent, and he decided that dating was too dangerous for the girls he dated.

[C is for]

Does this question seem to suggest he just broke up with someone? That would explain why his application was taken down. If I were dating a board writer I wouldn't want his application around.

That's my conspiracy theory!

Also, I feel weird talking about art's relationship status like this.

[Eirene]

I don't even think it's a real llama! It looks like a stuffed animal to me.

[mic0]

My latest question. Thanks Eirene! I hope that waiting comment is something good. Also, I love astronomy so I'm really excited about that one (I'll check out the other one, too, but sometimes medical things makes me feel sick... ^_^').

[Eirene]

My latest question. Thanks Eirene! I hope that waiting comment is something good. Also, I love astronomy so I'm really excited about that one (I'll check out the other one, too, but sometimes medical things makes me feel sick... ^_^').

I hope there are good comments too! I was sad that I could think of so few blogs that manage to be both academic and interesting, so hopefully some readers have good ideas.

[Whistler]

oh, I really like BPS Research Digest (http://bps-research-digest.blogspot.com/) and Mind Hacks (http://mindhacks.com/) for psychology studies.

[Digit]

A Line on Life. 424 short articles on an assortment of psychological topics by David A. Gershaw, Ph.D., retired professor at Arizona Western College.