At what point do you stop giving passes to people who lack the education? If you don't learn about feminism in school, but instead toss your opinions about in the media, don't you think you should be held accountable for what you say?

I have to share this somewhere. Today at 1:30p.m. I marked 9 days (i'm counting by the hour) without binging and purging, the longest I've gone without in five years. I've been bulimic/anorexic for over a decade and this past week has been me taking a stab at normal (I don't really know what normal is) and watching…

And of course, the money quote:

Hell no this bitch is not trying to put that shit on Texas.

Poor white men. It must be so hard.

Here you go, Wyoming.

Hentai in Kentucky? That was unexpected.

I must be seriously sheltered... wtf is creampie? I picture this

They did not call this site "Love Thy Neighbor", and therefore I have no use for it.

Cheney nearly did it.

They do it to get attention from dudes at parties I thought

Good. Gooooood.

He has not been harassed or bullied or had his identity broadcast to the Web.

Fucking awesome. Bissonnette just blew up the bridge that housed the troll, while simultaneously giving a public service announcement about an evil fraud.

Bella doesn't care about being perfect because all she cares about is her relationship. She has no world outside of what she shares with her boyfriend, and surrenders her identity, humanity, and family to that man. Her actual power is projecting nothingness, which was an extension of her personality. Bella is an empty…

Meyer just makes me realize how fantastic J.K. Rowling is. She's gracious and classy AND writes exponentially better.

God, people are already being so cynical about this. If feeling like "everything happens for a reason" or whatever is what helps this woman lead a functional life after a terrifying trauma, if that really works for her, then I feel like we should all just shut up.

Ugh, now we get to read all the comments form people getting cross about this. :(

I'd be awfully tempted to ask for lobster or clam chowder or shrimp, since I've got a shellfish allergy, and then be all "HAHA! ON MY OWN TERMS, FUCKERS!"

I haven't seen the show. When he's preparing, say, a steak, or chicken, after slowly drizzling on oil, does he confidently rub it in, pausing to give it a few good, tenderizing smacks? Because that's absolutely what I'd like him to do to me...(cough)...at. Sorry. Meat. Do that to meat.