2-3 depending on needs.

Not the equality I had in mind... I was kind of hoping men would become less objectifying, not women becoming more so.

I have not received an essay written in text speak. I have received copious essays written in text speak. Someone literally wrote the sentence, "Beethoven wrote many symphonies b4 his sixth."

Which is pedantic. And y'know. Sad.

Poor time management has never led me to lift a paper from the internets. It's led me to lie blatantly about "computer problems," attach files I knew the TA couldn't open, and make up illnesses. I once wrote a paper on the wrong two presidents because of poor time management (B- and a note from the prof about how…

This came up JUST as I was looking up how to appropriately cite a Jezebel article MLA style. Holy craaaaaaaapppp.

It's college-level. It's actually quite good compared to many other essays I'm currently grading for my also college-level course.

Writing these days? Getting scary.

I remember the term "bi now, gay later". I don't agree with that assumption. I've always considered myself a bisexual who just happened to fall in love with a man. I never considered that I couldn't fall in love with a woman, just that I never met the right one. There's plenty of men that I meet whom I've never fallen…

I'm bisexual. Fucking nobody buys it as a legit orientation. You're either experimenting, looking for attention, or in denial. Queer and straight communities. I generally keep it to myself because I'm sick of hearing it.

I'd also love to include men who happily embrace the label. It's really important to give our allies the thumbs up sometimes, I think. Let's see. There's Patrick Stewart, Alexander Skarsgard, Nathan Fillion, Simon Pegg, Ezra Miller, Bill Bailey, Ryan Gosling, Stephen Fry, Hugh Laurie, Joseph Gordon Levitt, Brad Pitt,…

Let's see...Amy Poehler, Tina Fey, Zooey Deschanel, Lena Dunham (though I know she's not popular around here), Ellen Page, Keira Knightley, Kerry Washington, Romola Garai, Ashley Judd, Jane Fonda, Meryl Streep, Natalie Portman, Geena Davis, Kate Winslet, Cate Blanchett.

If they made a drug for it, you would have to slip it into their coffee or something. Like roofie-ing them, but for their own good.

Please do! But start from the beginning, it's done as a serial but there's an underlying backbone plot that's FANTASTIC!

Mine's about 60% cheap lip glosses, 20% bobby pins, and 20% "just in case" OTC meds that will expire years before I cull them from my makeup bag.

I'd love to see a show about a woman looking for a trophy-husband/stay-at-home dad type. Imagine, she's this strong confident woman, loves her kick ass job, but would kind of like to have kids one day, but DEFINITELY does not want to be the little wife. So she's trying to find a guy that can cook and would want to be…

You mean a Robin-type lead only if we're talking about the Robin from seasons 1 through maybe 4? Because everything the last few years has been pathetic, and a shadow of the Robin we once knew. Sadly.

She's a glorified extra who has been featured prominently in one out of seven episodes thus far, despite a promise from the evil producers that she'd be a main character this season. And no he has not met her, but Lily has. Apparently all the other characters will meet her before Ted.

Super awesome point! Please don't complain about my slightly padded bra (mostly because I like them padded so as my nipples aren't showing) and then wonder why "everyday" women can't be more like models.

Okay, what about all the nice girls in middle/high school? Ones who don't really know how to get guys to be interested in them, maybe haven't filled out quite as much as their peers, shy. Now they are grown, successful women and men are interested. Are these types of women entitled to the same leeway you're giving…

Not trolling. I honestly think it is the God-given right of every 19 year old to spend their hard-earned money on stupid shit if you have the luxury of not supporting anyone else. It's down-right American if you ask me he's stimulating the economy. Hell I'm 28 and I'll eat Ramen for the next few months to buy a…

People: commenting on the cost of the belt or the look of the belt is really not important. Stop. It would be the same as if I got arrested after I bought a $300 video card at Fry's just because of my ethnicity. There are plenty of things that we can judge people for spending $300 on if we're dicks.