CopperRosePetal
CopperRosePetal
CopperRosePetal

What point are you disagreeing with exactly, though? That there are backup dancers shaking their asses? She's mocking videos and artists who employ this as a main theme of the video. Are you objecting to her saying that if you have a brain you don't need to shake your ass, implying that her backup dancers are indeed

Check out the entire video. The ENTIRE THING is a mockery of silly pop videos from the likes of Miley Cyrus, it would be impossible to mock something without including it in the video herself. You're missing the point entirely.

Pretty sure she's out there shaking her ass with them, and the point is satirical that she even has booty shaking backup dancers in the first place.

This is just the most spectacular post.

I thought the s'mores diet was going to be that you only eat s'mores but you only eat them when you go camping which is never because you live in the city.

Are you threatening to tattle on her because she wishes they'd expand their marketing demographics?

I don't think the only reason they don't sell larger sizes is because they "don't make money from it". This type of simplistic Econ 101 thinking misses a ton of extra situations from a marketing perspective that are holding them back from doing this. A company doesn't only make business decisions with a consideration

How do you "pigeonhole" someone into science?

An explanation for what? Why other people in different socioeconomic brackets buy things you can't afford? I'd say the explanation is that people don't have to justify what they spend their own money on. If it's not enticing to you at that price point, because you think it's absurd, then you aren't their market.

Then you aren't their market.

LV Special editions have always been more expensive than the normal monogram or damier patterns. And they've had $4k bags for a while, that's nothing new either.

Where'd the random Juan Gonzales in his name come from?

He really puts the "bro" in abrotion.

Wow this is a pedantic nitpick the likes of which I have scarcely seen since pre-colonialist times.

I am able to refill mine at 21 days. Most prescription insurance plans allow refill when the medication has been exhausted to 75%. If not, you can have your physician write that the pack is to have a 21 day supply and make sure the pharmacy enters it in with that day supply. They will have to call the insurance

Man you're not a very good animals-doing-stuff researcher if you didn't know that the ones with ears are seali....OH HO YOU GOT ME LINDY YOU TRICKY BITCH.

I want to live in your world, where there is such a thing as an "innocent lap dance". What do your dancers do in that world? Read Berenstain Bears books while serving tea?

I once had to train a converting store in Missouri when they changed over from Osco/SavOn to CVS. The pharmacist who was floating that day told me proudly that his store "didn't stock Plan B on principal". I told him he didn't get to choose what kinds of medications other people needed access to just because he

"In the interim, if law enforcement runs into them... they'll be taken into custody." Um, what? So are the police actually attempting to arrest them or are they just hoping they "run into them" at some point during the course of the day?

I only know this because I recently had a spectacular potato gardening fail where 2 large buckets of 3-4' tall plants died off and yielded about 5 quarter-sized potatoes. If you intend to keep the potatoes you grow for longer than a couple weeks, you're supposed to let the plants die back before you harvest them. But