The difference being that that works fine on gay dating sites.

This will always be the NYC ambassador.

"I guess I finally felt like a real New York rat when, as I was on my way from my breakfast trash bag to my brunch trash bag, I was rudely stepped upon by a woman getting off the train. Cracked three ribs, but I remember her shoes were fabulous."

Fair enough. I just think that the headline is especially sensationalist & misleading due to the fact that it is not him.

Meet the real not-Paul-Rudd hero, Ben Kravit! http://www.astadke.org/stay-informed/…

You not editing the headline to include the fact that this was not Paul Rudd is a fine example of why Jezebel is terrible now.

Yeah! I just was squicked out by someone referring to almost an entire decade of mature ages as "girls" and compare them to "fully-fledged women", because apparently people under 30 aren't adults. Unnecessary.

By calling them girls and inferring that they aren't adult women or fully-fledged adults? FWIW, "20-somethings" includes women who are 20 as well as 29. That's a huge range of adult women. I'm not snarking at you, I know what you meant and you had a good point, but we don't need to infantalize people who are…

I'm sorry you had a bad experience, but if you think getting infatuated with a famous dude that pays you compliments and makes you feel special with his attention and compliments is something that magically stops at 30, you're misinformed.

The women in question were in their late 20s, and some sources say 27. So while I take your word for it that couldn't stand up for yourself at 20, I doubt that same was true 7 years later.

Can you edit this article to say she was allegedly raped instead of just raped. I mean...the young man was not convicted in a court of law, so calling him a rapist is slanderous and offensive.

This is Bud Rudd his slightly older brother.

I agree with you, but women in their 20s are still women (not girls) and also fully-fledged adults. In a different phase of their lives. It sounded pathetic to me, too. But they are adult women who deserve respect, not to be referred to like this.

I love that one of them was wearing a cowboy hat the size of texas.

This is such a tired line of thinking, and it's so heavy on ego-securing rationalization that it's borderline pathetic when women turn to it.

My best friends grandfather is a Cornelius. The man punched a runaway horse and knocked it out. Cornelius is a badass name.

Dude, my grandpa was a Cornelius. And yep, he went by Neil. That's a good old (ridiculous) Dutch name for ya.

Hey, there are some good Cornelii out there:

I mean, I would hope that real doctors don't act like the ones in Grey's Anatomy, but we all know it's just a show. If the characters acted like normal, professional people, it wouldn't be entertaining.

I'm totally inept as well. I have a crazy mop of frizzy, poofy curls that I never learned to tame. Now I have two girls with straight hair, but zero skills. So they kind of always look like a mess, even when I try. I put buns in their hair for ballet today and they'd fallen apart before we even got to the studio.