Problem is, in most low-income and inner city communities, PP is the only game in town when it comes to providing free women's health care (which is why Komen has always teamed up with them in the past.

Spending a week at Ru's house sounds like the most exhausting fun one could possibly have with one's pants on.

Okay, that makes some sense. In the typically toxic patriarchial virgin-whore "women are only meant to have babeez, not enjoy sex" kind of way.

Even Kirk doesn't want to bag a woman in that dress.

One would hope. And maybe throw in some poppers?

"The difference between a prostitute and a woman using contraceptives is only this, that the former sells her body to several men, the latter sells it to one man"

So Demi has "literally inserted herself into Rumer's group of friends.

I'm totally with you. One can always groom...it's not like there's a binary—you have to either be a wild bushwoman or totally bare.

That needs to happen.

I saw his daughter Daphne on "The Chew" last week and she's just as bad. Carla from Top Chef (LOVE HER!) was doing a cooking segment where she was making a steak and it looked so good I was about ready to bust through my TV to grab that steak. But Daphne was practically getting the vapors at the sight of red meat and…

Totally true.

It's not economical up front, but laser treatments are pretty good if you're really committed to the hairlessness. I still have a bush, but it's smaller thanks to laser. Not cheap, but cheaper than waxing if you work out the cost over many years.

Yeah, and as I said in response to another commenter, I don't get why a Brazilian is perceived as "clean." Hair is not inherently dirty. If you wash your crotch, it will be clean regardless of whether it has hair on it or not.

I never understood the whole "feels cleaner" thing. I've had brazilians and I've had natural, and at no time was I cleaner or cleaner-feeling without hair than with it. Hair isn't dirty, nor is a naturally hairy crotch, unless for some reason you don't wash it.

Is there a cameo by Sexual Chocolate?

I am SO down for that show. SRSLY. Where do I sign up?

I think you may be right, bless your heart.

I am usually the first person to cling to the side of a victim of abuse and take his or her word for the notion that the abuse occurred

I WANT MY BIG DRAGON, DADDY! I WANT IT NOW !

Well, reality TV is generally not a place where solemn rules of civility apply, so it might just be the medium. But I don't see any reason why not speaking ill of the dead would be a positive in this situation.