I just sneezed and got a fun panty favor

"Chau Sun Kerya, spokeswoman for the Apsara Authority (the group that manages Angkor), said the sisters' actions were "deeply offensive" because Angkor is considered sacred ground. "Perhaps they did not know Angkor is a holy site."

I like how sacred holy thing need physical humans to defend them from nudity.

I use "gal" all the time! I didn't even know it had faded into obscurity. I often say "I'm the type of gal who ______" or I'm hanging out with my "galpals." Totally for bringing this back into the mainstream. I feel old haha!

I find "guy" to be pretty unisex. But it can cause issues if you are trying to convey the nature of said "guys."

You could always try to take over 'gruh' which I've been told is the 'female' version of 'bruh'.

I say guys if there is a group of women since that is informally neutral. Saying ladies or girls is just asking for a kerfuffle.

I insist on making "guy" gender neutral in my everyday vernacular. It's gender neutral in the plural, why not make it gender neutral in the singular?

We have "gal," but it's so hokey. It makes me think of old cowgirl pin-ups.

"Gal" has been ruined? How is it being used now? I ask because I do sometimes use it as an accompaniment to "guy".

I'll accept "Her Majesty."

I'm way too lazy in bed to ever try this.

i am always pro kittens

We had several former investment bankers in med school who changed careers because their lives seemed materialistic and purposeless to them. They described turning money into money as not sufficiently meaningful for society and at times even predatory, and they literally used the phrase "soul crushing." Perhaps not…

I work for a big bank. It has been uninspiring at BEST. Above all, an eye-opener and it has encouraged me to value the parts of my life that are NOT my job more. So, hm, does that mean my job is soul-crushing or soul-expanding? I am confused now.

I've never seen any Rambo movies, so if I try to picture Rambo, this is the only image I want to see.

"But what is the real cost to your soul and to your psyche?"

Lolz. Not sure if serious, wildly and hilariously un-self-aware, a troll, or a parody account.

"Women should feel pleasure and have sex and feel good about it – and there's a lot of shame involved with porn," said Jones. Yes, this is true.

So says I, let's try and make some fucking radical mainstream porn that fulfills women's fantasies too then, yeah?