The consumerism-equals-happiness implications of this ad are way more disturbing than the far-fetched "put it in your vagina" angle.

Likewise. I'm so conditioned to reading Jezebel articles and feeling my heart sink as I get to the inevitable part where misogynist douche bags are ruining all the fun.

The page sucks big-time but looking at this I will say I am really glad I don't go to nightclubs anymore.

For me it was when he "hosted" the Oscars with Anne Hathaway.

My school is an Art/Design University. Bachelor of Design, majoring in Advertising. And I agree, I loved the courses about media and advertising. The critical perspective was very grounding. I also took an interesting one called "Ethics in Advertising."

I studied this in school. This book was in my reading material - it documents 20 stories throughout history just like this one, including an interesting piece on how De Beers manufactured the diamond engagement rings as a social requirement. "20 Ads that Shook the World"…

Mischievous and awesome.

I don't think it's one person's job to determine what's "appropriate" for everyone, and I disagree that the author "clearly" states so.

Meh to Lohan's $2 million - taxes, legal feels, lifestyle?

I might be going out on a limb here but isn't it a bit presumptive to insinuate that Cooper could be more open to a non-monogamous relationship just because he's gay?

Hahahaha. I do a lot of silent doubling over.

TBH I think this is what I would safely classify as a brozillian.

Haha, yeah. Men without pubes are a big turn-off for me, too. But honestly, if the male population wants Brazilians I'm neither going to tell them it's too effeminate or feel the need to appropriate it for them with a term like "boyzillian."

Yes, and I don't think any of it is necessary, i.e. gender-based language appropriation for objects and services that can be used by literally anyone.

Me too! I adore people who laugh with their whole bodies.

I'm going to pretend you didn't just try to say "you are" using the word "your" and that you didn't just make up the word "perceptional" in trying to tell me I have no common sense.

I know, it all starts to sound so ego-strokey. You may as well called it the Dickzilla.

Also why do the comments in my inbox say that everyone's replies to this post are from "How To Be A Good Passenger In A Hoon’s BMW?"

Yeah, possibly. Fair enough, I guess I can't really tell from the author's tone. But I also agree with you, it's actually weird that they apply a manly term to it to make it VERY VERY CLEAR that it's NOT WHAT GIRLS DO, and therefore NOT EFFEMINATE.

So clearly people are divided on the shave or don't shave issue, BUT: