If you are in any way inclined to do this, DO NOT GOOGLE placenta images! NSFYGR (not safe for your gag reflex)!

You left out her stellar online shaming of a teenager who dared to be inspired by this Great Fashion Icon.http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/05/14/rih…

Her nickname was "the Viennese teardrop" because she was SO good at those suffering, self-sacrificing roles— she made her characters seem powerful in spite of their passivity. I can't think of many today who could pull that off (Meryl Streep, maybe).

Jennifer, you're giving pearl-clutching a bad name.

So much of what Leelah said in her note rang true for me as a teen without the added trauma of having my identity negated by everyone around me. I hope Leelah's wish comes true, and that greater awareness and empathy comes from her tragic death.

I have a question for those of you who know this subject much better than I do:

My husband didn't want to "do" Santa, so I made him read "The Hogfather" by Terry Pratchett.

I know a couple of people who do it, but I swear my kids were born skeptics. They wouldn't have bought into that noise (I think the oldest only "believes" in Santa because I've convinced her that when she stops believing, he stops coming- IT'S TRUE).

I am waiting for a sequel in which Colin Firth's and Laura Linney's characters get together (inspired by the poster). Would watch.

Baby Björk > Baby Björn

Well, obviously he does care or he wouldn't be having a Twitter Tantrum.

Okay, let me flip the script a little bit. This person said three words to you years ago, and you take it as a global statement on race relations. That's kinda racist.

PYGMY GOATS! Adorable!

Interesting point. I would have thought the opposite— the Tea Party-types, who resent any implication that MURKA! could be wrong in any way— are usually older. Older Americans voted in the Congress we will soon have, as the young didn't bother to show up.

Dear Jezebel,

Her lying about reading your records is actually perfect. Hear me out:

Woah. You're barking up the wrong tree if you think I'm saying any of that.

Usually with all my misspellings, too.

Too bad I don't have the copyright on horrendously bad taste. I think I'd have an ironclad case against this lady.

I know there's no point looking for logical thinking when talking about a serial rapist, but it's just amazing to me that he was willing to risk someone dying (or other adverse reactions) over and over again.