@CurtCole: And you look fantastic doing it!

@CurtCole: Man, best coming out story ever!

@Katxyz: We weren't allowed to watch anything "Satanic" so no shows about witches (Eureka's castle) or ghosts (Scooby Doo) or anything of the sort. That's right. Scooby Doo was banned until I was 9.

@morninggloria: Poop dolls were banned for me, too. She said it was because the food would get mildewy in their stomachs, but I suspect she just didn't want to have to buy the food.

@yvanehtnioj: I know why the law works the way it does, there is no easy (or really, possible) way to legislate the finer points of rape in the situation being described here. I'm really not complaining about it, I just think it kind of sucks that it has to work the way it does.

General Mills products were banned from our house. Something to do with them supporting abortion.

@HannahBethD: I know, right? Now, that picture would be semi-clothed and happen right before Det. Benson and Det. Stabler burst through the door with guns drawn.

@jbrecken: Although paper towels will also occasionally demonstrate on Generic Reddish Sauce-Like Substance just for kicks.

@CherriSpryte: I think our public values and our private values are very different, but in public it's considered poor form to believe that. What people actually believe privately, well, that's a whole other can of worms.

@Benevolent_Dictatrix (patently absurd): Right, what we're (at least me, I'm pretty sure it's what Working-for-the-weekend is also referring to) is the idea that if two people get drunk and have sex, the woman could have been raped because she couldn't consent even though they were both drunk. In the robbing a liquor…

@Working-for-the-weekend: Yeah, that one kind of bugs me too. By that particular legal distinction, I have been raped and also simultaneously raped boyfriends. Unfortunately, there's not really a clear cut way to legislate that one. It doesn't have an easy answer.

@femme-bot: Middle to upper class straight white men, you mean.

@armadillo: Oh dear. Now I feel bad for the freshman, too.

@Wanderlusting - ma puppeh says bish plz.: I have a collection of shirt dresses I wear with leggings and flats daily. They are extraordinarily comfortable and also very cheap and they look nice.

Awesome. She wore that same outfit on the 18th. Right down to the tan bag and the jeans.

@Spike49: My brother got all pissy last summer because there were 5 of us, we played in teams of 2, I was a team by myself and I still won.

@Awestruck: Yeah. Blue is very medical in this country. I imagine if you went back to the dawn of hygiene there would be some product or another that first came out and it was blue for some bizarre reason and now we think blue = clean.

Did they track by how many people played, though? I don't think this is any kind of intelligence test, but it seems like women could have had more players who got fewer questions right per person which would mean the exact opposite of what they're positing.

I always thought the reason for the blue stuff is that we don't produce anything blue from our bodies. We make yellow, red, pink, and brown. Green is an "unhealthy" or sick color and dark purple is really close to red. This leaves blue or violet/light indigo. Any "purpley" colors are too feminine for the dudes to…

@Odins_Girl: That, too. Why can I have juice but no fruits or vegetables? It's a crash diet. It's like a more extreme and less healthy version of Slim-Fast. It is not a sustainable lifestyle choice and it's actually probably not that good for you.