“Dressed up”? “Wearing”? This looks like a Photoshop job. I don’t think she did shit besides pose for the original photo. The 2 is generous to the extreme.

Listen, in Korea, we have Sannakji. It’s octopus tentacles (or baby octopus) that you dip in sesame oil and spices and you swallow. And that’s not for Thanksgiving.

not to get too deep into this BUT i took it as derek & hansel are out of touch with the current fashion industry so they’ve never confronted the new androgynous trends?

Medieval mecha you say? You can't go wrong with Escaflowne

What this really means is that Pizzazz and the Misfits finally win.

Dear Universal,

Death dolls and other momento mori are not uncommon artifact. They exist in multiple cultures world wide. It’s only in the weirdly puritanical modern western culture where death and mortality in general is considered such a taboo topic that people find such things “creepy”. People die. remembering the dead through…

In Victorian times jewelry made from the lock of a loved one’s hair was very common. It was often a beautifully crafted brooch like this:

The director said she was insistent on wearing the heels during shooting, I wonder whos lyin

This song will be the anthem of girls I went to high school with who never got out of our small home town and remember 1992 (and all associated loves/likes/grudges) like it was yesterday.

Troll Level: Activist

It’s from Headlock on My Heart which is the most ridiculous song and you should watch it rn oh wait I’ll help you

Yeah the “two spaces” thing was a rule for back in the day of typewriters before word processors came around that could space properly. Putting two spaces today isn’t really necessary but the old “rule” is still widely taught. I can testify from personal experience that there are people who get really agitated over…

I can’t watch the video but the part about attractiveness seems a bit like a dad joke gone wrong. Like “of course she’d have to be pretty! After all, the only reason I’ve done so well is because of how hot I am!” *dad chuckle*

And as I said elsewhere, plurals of things written in symbols instead of spelled sometimes get apostrophes. That doesn’t make them possessives any more than the lack of apostrophe in “its” or “my” makes them not possessives. It’s style, not grammar, just like U.S.A. vs USA. The latter does not imply that it is not an…