I have already decided something a long time ago: if you're mean to people in a position of service (waitors, bellboys, pedicurists, maids, etc) you are a horrible person. It takes a lot of humility to serve other people in any way, bring them plates, serve them food, wash their feet, clip their dirty toenails, clean…

That commercial was playing on repeat in my head for the rest of the night. A few martinis finally made it go away.

Was it this lady's husband?

Last night at work I had the pleasure of dealing with a grown man having a tantrum because I would not give him his prescriptions for free. He had no insurance and "no money", had gone to the hospital to get a prescription and brought it in already knowing he had no way to pay for it.

Brad is a gift and E is squandering it.

How's being a classist asshole with boring taste working out for you?

"a normal haistyle?" We're doing this now?

But the placement is a crapshoot. And it violates bodily autonomy, but whatever.

...because it's a normalized thing in your culture. None of those are good enough reasons to permanently scar your child's body.

It's funny, because I wonder how people on here would feel about tattooing babies.

I feel reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeally strongly negative about piercing babys' ears. Just because it's become normalized people think it's okay. What if I wanted to get my baby's septum pierced? How many people do you think would think that's fucked up. Piercings are a really personal choice, and plenty of women go…

I'm not sure why Wired has bought into this fucking conspiracy and is trying to tell everyone that a white and gold dress is black and blue.

suggestion: stop arguing about dress color, burn at stake the idiot who took such a shitty photo of an ugly dress and put it on social media. then we can all band together on something.

that only means she is taking her calcium

To be honest, I think her apology was good and sincere but then again, maybe someone else wrote it. I love how so many people on Twitter got together and defended Zendaya. It's important to let the Giulianas of the world that they will NOT get away with disrespecting people of color. Also, I love how Kelly Osbourne is…

I gotta say, I appreciate this apology. It was way better than her "sorry you were offended" tweet, and I like that she says that she has taken the time to learn something about why what she said was wrong.

I've lurked here for a long time and finally decided to comment on this piece. For everyone saying we aces are just special snowflakes, well, it's easy to say that labels don't matter when you actually have one.

I'm 36 and just discovered that asexuality is a valid label a couple of years ago. When I was in school, it…