So in love with Kim Gordon, and Kim Deal for that matter. Excuse me, I need to go make a sandwich.

That's probably because you didn't like or haven't tried blow. Is it a complete waste of time? Yes, but so is reality television. And I'd add, it's moot which is actually worse for you.

Completely irrelevant, you mean like both MJ and Madonna are now? I'd also like to point out that just because something was popular and had an impact on the music industry doesn't make them good or worthy of praise.

Well mostly because of something called the Kyriarchy.

Yep, same thing I thought. I've always suspected that white actors make more than POC but the idea that BM / WW is something rare doesn't compute. For anyone interested in doing some research I suggest traveling over to adult video universe and clicking on "interracial" I think the results will speak for themselves.

Okay I can understand that. Here's where I see that falling apart. Not all designs fit all bodies the same. Meaning there are designs that actually don't look good on rail thin models, just as there are designs that don't look good on curvier models. If all of our means of fitting garments are the same, then we're…

I'm a little horrified because this could potentially fuck this little girl up.

I agree. But that also means I believe certain former heads of state in the United States should be held accountable for their human rights violations as well. People I didn't vote for have done some horrible fucking shit while in office here and I have no recourse about it. Yay democracy...

As a feminist I've always felt like the idea of objectification really only has relevance because of social inequities. The fact about sexual attraction is objectification can't be separated from it. Think about it, if you're not in love with someone, and we want to believe that it's okay to have sex for reasons other…

Okay, can anyone that works in fashion answer something for me? Is there any validity to the excuse "we choose tall thin models because they are easiest to drape" have any validity? Even if it's true that's always just struck me as being lazy at best.

She is amazing, and I love that she stands by this message without being slut shamey about it. Cold War still makes me choke up a little every time I watch it.

At this point most of us should know that all of these celebrity rags do nothing but feed on and perpetuate our insecurities in some endless and parasitic cycle of self loathing. I have to wonder why do people keep buying these horrible fucking things, but I am a smoker so the answer is probably there somewhere.

Oh Martha, perhaps in another life we could have been soul mates. I can see us rolling up to the neighbors pad with gingham wrapped confectioneries as The Chronic drops an intro from our blinged out Civic. It could have been sweet. But time, distance and socioeconomic realities stand between us.

Same here. I think the idea that cursive is somehow faster for everyone is... without point.

That's understandable, and what I've heard the most. I guess down here it's used so much for women of all ages that we forget that some people associate it with age. I just wish there was something genderless and not associated with age that could be used to replace sir / ma'am.

I hope these allegations about Kevin aren't true. My personal opinions about the character Elmo put aside he's very talented and has done some amazing charitable work. I just watched a clip of him performing beside Jim on the Aresnio Hall Show the other night, very funny and quick witted.

Exactly this. If some people don't get it, that's not actually her fault, especially in this instance as it was well executed. You can't write for everyone, some people will just not get it.

It was definitely part of the show.

Absolutely agreed. Now can we start applying this philosophy to pretty much everything else that's needlessly attached to gender, sex, and sexuality?

If you don't mind me asking, and you don't mind sharing, why does it feel demeaning to you?