Yeah, if we learned anything from Frankenstein, it should be that immediately abandoning your creation doesn't usually turn out well. Unless she's a sexy hamster, apparently. She'll be down for anything no matter how much you treat her like crap.

I wasn't really upset when I first clicked. I mean, if you have humanoid hamsters, you're going to have lady versions too, and it's probably going to be pretty dumb and slightly sexist, but whatever. I didn't understand how they think this will sell cars, but it didn't upset me too much.

Agreed.

I liked it, but then, one of my favorite cafes is actually in a grocery store.

Good point!

You can see the flight path on your personal device too, if you connect to the internet.

I swear I'm not trying to just harass you over this Groot issue, but I really think you're being unfair to say that he was "less developed" than the other characters. Just because he wasn't very verbal, so we didn't learn his back-story or anything, doesn't mean there was no character development there. We certainly…

Maybe he meant it more like that Mack might not want to have her name associated with domestic violence for the rest of her life. She didn't ask to be a martyr, etc. But I didn't understand what Shrayber meant by that either; I'm just throwing things out there.

Hey now, I'm all for Gamora merchandise, but there's no need to diss Groot! We are Groot!

Yes, that's the really infuriating thing. They won't provide what we want, and neither can anyone else!

Or it will be pink and glittery, and Gamora will be smiling like a little princess!

I don't really have any advice, except that if you do end up forwarding this information to HR, I would definitely use the source article from Phys.org rather than the Jezebel post.

I think a better approach might be to let kids watch/play what they want, but pay enough attention that you're aware of the things that are problematic in the media they are consuming. Then you can have frank conversations with them about why they shouldn't necessarily take everything too much to heart, and maybe…

I imagine most boys would be embarrassed to use it, precisely because it's associated with being "girly," fairly or unfairly. If a male celebrity made their own version of this, perhaps where there was a focus on acquiring cool cars and dating models, etc., I imagine it would also be popular.

Here's the thing about women and girls - we're not all the same, and we don't all follow trends as a monolithic group. I have never cared the slightest bit about hair, make-up, clothes, and certainly not shoes. Other girls get really into it, and they learn to master skills that I can barely understand. Either way…

You said "GROSS." So I chose you to ask. I don't really expect you to speak for everyone, but you can say what you meant.

Are all these people saying "gross" because of the age difference, or just because Chris Martin is kind of gross?

Thanks!

I seriously thought it was a typo when I first read the headline. I can only assume it means "Stay awake." I have no idea why she didn't just say that.

Thank you. You could do a much better job writing about science than anyone on the Jezebel staff.