Yes, that was my question and point! Thank you.

Your uncited science goes in the bullshit bin when any person with a brain gets to "90% of women can't parallel park".

This isn't really an argument, just a thing that popped into my head:

You're only 4 years older than me!

Veneers. Anything bonded to your teeth will be done in by some kind of squishy bread. I lost many a braces bracket to bagels.

She has Kim's coloring but I think she looks more like Kanye. Her eyes and those cheeks!

I'm sorry :(

The Lizzie McGuire movie soundtrack and this album were the first albums I got for my first cd player in the fourth grade. I can't wait to watch this!

Wasn't commenting on whether or not her case was legitimate, just saying that the venom here is unwarranted.

That's really interesting, and kind of what I'd expect but also wtf Florida/Louisiana?

Nah, if someone was looking at my genitals while we were in a non-sexualized setting, I would find that weird and inappropriate, regardless of sexual orientation.

Maybe you should look up Tavi before you project all of that onto her... just saying.

Sigh, I still get some stuff at AE and Aeropostale, mostly because I don't have an H&M nearby and I do have an AE and an Aero outlet. AE jeans have always fit me really well and last FOREVER in my experience, and when I can get them on a great sale I do. I refuse to feel badly about this because it's no longer "cool."

What about them? The argument isn't that eating unhealthy food is not unhealthy, it's that it's no one else's business if I'm not healthy (with the obvious exceptions of my dependents). If I'm having a cigarette and you stop to tell me that it's bad for me, I will still think you're an asshole, just like I would if…

Who the fuck sniffs a chocolate chip cookie and asks "What's in this?" before they'll take a bite?

I'm sure your intentions are good, but unless they're coming to you for advice on nutrition, it's not really your place to give that either. My body is my business and what I put into it is my business, and it makes me crazy when people give me un-asked-for advice on nutrition, even when I know they have my best…

Yeah I bet!

Right! That's still a gender flip though. It might be a stretch to say that Stu was their primary caretaker but Stu and Didi were certainly portrayed as equal caretakers, which is awesome.

Hey! Arnold is on Netflix, I've watched a couple episodes and they're still pretty good. Particularly the one where they go to the opera.

The Rugrats, actually, had a lot of subverted gender roles. All of the mothers on the show were working at at least one point over the course of the show, with Angelica's mom being a high-powered business woman. Phil and Lil's mom was more traditionally masculine than their father. Chuckie had a single dad.