GrizlyUrsula
GrizzlyUrsula
GrizlyUrsula

Yikes I can see why that Wonder Woman show didn't get off the ground - It was five minutes of getting harrased by her mother about how she needs a man, followed by Wonder Woman making out with herself in the mirror while wearing a pair of men's boxer shorts for an absurdly long time.

Ha! Doctor who doesn't have the budget for something like that!

For Serious? That was the mildest, politest version of "I'm an atheist" I've ever heard.

I've made it a habit to never underestimate the ability of humans to bust into and break things that other humans have invented

This post deserves all the fairy sparkles

I think it varies from store to store how strictly they follow the "which websites are allowed " rules - I got almost $100 off my microwave at Best Buy because I found a sketchy members only group -buy website with a way lower price for the same model. The cashier and manager at that store didn't care enough to

Distinguishing trait - constant farting while in disguise. Yeah.

I feel like this one should win.

Don't.

Perspective. It might not be as good as eggs, but it's a heck of a lot better than, say, instant Quaker oatmeal (With Sugar and also more Sugar) or Cocoa puffs and Milk. If you aren't a person who cooks hot breakfast every morning, its a much easier change to make than scrambling some eggs instead - I personally can't

2) Since when is having a live-in a necessity?

The last time I was seen in public in sweatpants (in a non exercise context) was when I was recovering from stomach flu and I went to the corner store to get a bottle of ginger ale in the vain hope it would make me feel better .

I was having trouble expressing my feelings in words. So I went to GIFs. Here is a selection of things I found while searching "Glitter Explosion"

EDITING I09. EDITING IS NEEDED.

Maybe not in general health terms, but in survival of the species terms? There are more than 7 000 000 000 humans on this planet and rising. Successful biology doesn't require that we remain healthy to an old age, it requires that we make more little humans that survive to a reproductive age that can then go on to

Same reaction. I nearly went cross eyed staring at it, and I still can't be sure.

Zuc doesn't argue that processed foods are awesome - I think the intention is to be careful about vilifying foods (or behaviour) on the basis that our "ancestors" didn't eat it (or do it), as a great of what we eat pretty dissimilar from what existed 10 000 + years ago.

The book is about more than just the Paleo diet though - it's become very trendy lately for people to try and justify certain types of lifestyle based on this kind of caveman fantasy

Zuk makes a very compelling argument that the paleo people are pretty much inventing their diet out of a fantasy. The most compelling arguments I recall from the book pretty much go like this:

My mistake :D Whatever it is, I'm sure it's fine as long as supreme executive power is only derived from a mandate from the Gingerist.