Bitchin’ Kitchen would like to congratulate this week’s Weekend Dish winner Sabrina L!!! Sabrina sent in a great-lookin’ recipe for Sweet Potato Soup. Remember to submit your recipes because every week’s winner will be featured as our new Weekend Dish!

Three months into our relationship, my awesome girlfriend and I found ourselves watching the tail-end of a football game on TV. The score was tied 24-24 and with just under a minute to play, she asked me what would happen if time ran out and the teams were still deadlocked. I suppose I could have told her the truth. But I didn’t.

Montreal, Canada – February 10th, 2010. The web’s favorite cooking show and its flagship website – Bitchinlifestyle.tv are campaigning to make Valentine’s Day Bitchin’ Again.

Are you tired of all the tacky commercialism surrounding this over-hyped holiday? Bitchin’ Kitchen is issuing a call to arms for fans and newcomers alike to join forces and revolutionize V-day.

How many times do your girlfriends come to you with the same old relationship problems? More often than not, you give them the same old advice, they’ll nod and say thank you for listening, and then go right back to making the same old mistakes. On the contrary, sometimes the advice you get from friends or family just doesn’t cut it. After all, are they really telling you the truth, are they biased, does it make them feel better to see you in the same boat of misery that they’re in? These are all valid questions to ask yourself when considering putting someone’s suggestions into action.

Luckily, Tina Tobin came up with a better, more subjective, way to get and give advice. More importantly, Tobin gave women a chance to find out what most women would do in a given situation. LuvemOrLeavem.com allows confused gals to submit their dilemmas and get honest opinions in return. A forum of women can then comment and vote on whether the advice seeker should Love or Leave their partner. It’s brutally honest, but hey, at least it’s the truth.

The “Missed Connections” section of Craigslist weirds me out completely. Always has. And yet at least a few times a week I find myself popping in for a quick gander, kind of the same way a person might rubberneck a car pile-up on the side of the freeway.

It takes a certain type of personality to publicly post a message directed at someone they've probably never met, and who, in all honesty, will probably never end up reading it. But from what I can tell, these love-struck shots-in-the-dark can be categorized by 8 different personas. These are them: