I think there are "necessary" assholes in this world.

Animals are guileless. People lie, cheat, and steal. Not weird at all.

If Anna Wintour had the guts to put a naked/nearly-naked and unairbrushed Lena Dunham on the cover of Vogue, I might consider regaining respect for her. Respect meaning that Regina George variety of worship/fear that I should probably be more ashamed of.

She has crossed the line from Middleton-esque eyeliner and she is halfway to Sad Panda (Taylor Momsey) eyeliner already.

If it is her please let her not be making that insufferable dead-eyed, mouth-breathing "sexy face" that she does on the red carpet.

It's clearly a portable flux capacitor. She can see through time. Literally.

shit in his desk on your last day. then put a little American flag toothpick in it so he gets the message.

I believe Rush has a bipolar vortex.

"People ask me if I believe in global warming. I just answer, Do you believe in gravity?" - Neil DeGrasse Tyson.

I wish Rush Limbaugh was a liberal hoax.

I would rather just not eat cheese than eat low-fat cheese. And I eat more cheese than a cartoon mouse.

No. Low fat cheese is horrifying.

Is the fashion industry some kind of inside joke that I'm not in on? Because I just don't understand its existence at all.

Yeah - I can't decide if it's a classic case of these stylists only knowing how to dress skinny women, or if she does it on purpose to keep up her reputation. Her character in the show wears really unflattering stuff, too.

Thanks!

That's a pretty passive-aggressive tactic that won't serve you well if you want to keep learning and growing. "That will show them for not wanting to be the person who educates me! I just won't learn anything!"

That's a question best left to someone when you have a close personal relationship with them. We don't talk about our genitalia with relative strangers in every day conversations, but we might talk about our lives and our feelings, which is what Katie should have focused on.

I think that the trans* community is pretty unified on the taboo (read: incredible rudeness) of asking about someone's GENITALS. Actually, I feel like most people are on board with that one.

Society has never been at a point where genital surgery is polite conversation or appropriate for interviews. Asking them about their feelings or perspectives is okay, asking for details about medical procedures done to their private parts is not.