I'm not sure if I should be flattered or afraid.

I think you've given part of the answer in your question. The problem is that all female comic characters seem to be sexualized, and that this isn't also true for male characters. (If all characters, regardless of sex/gender, were sexualized, we wouldn't have the same problem.) A handful of well-developed female…

Since I live with a host family... probably not wise to just wander around naked. I can get by without a bra in the morning, but that's about it.

Nope. I did pretend it was lunch a lot, though.

This is the saddest. However, I hadn't seen those and now I want them. I'm not ashamed of my love for Chobani. For the brief period when they were actually in stock at the campus store, I more or less lived on the raspberry and dark chocolate bites.

I definitely fell asleep in just a towel the other night and it was a marvelous experience.

Probably not. Fruit = healthy, right?

I hadn't even heard of this movie before ten minutes ago, but I don't see how Tom Hiddleston as "a sexy rocker-vampire opposite Tilda Swinton in Jim Jarmusch’s vampire love story" could be anything but beautiful.

I prefer her song with MIKA, which is somewhere between "kind of annoying" and "fun song that samples an awesome song" but I like the video so I keep watching it.

I love Katy Perry, because in my mind she knows exactly how ridiculous she seems. Rock on, Katy. Rock on.

I thought the same thing. It bothered me the whole time.

I really hope that if/when I get married my partner (and their family) is cool with something small. My parents would probably be fine; they got married when I was almost five, didn't have official photos, had my great-grandpa play bagpipes at the wedding, and went back to work on Monday. I just want to wear a pretty…

Oh, please yes. Next time they kill off a character,* can we pleeeease get a murder mystery episode?

When I actually think about it, it really isn't as good as it is in my mind. It's this weird cross between a soap opera and a historical miniseries and a show that's actually awesome, and the ridiculous gaps in time between episodes mean that they can move the plot forward without actually developing the characters.…

While we all argue about whether or not this is funny, I'd just like someone else to be amused that the lead image isn't even a Hitler quote.

The Bunnicula shoutout made 10-year-old Bonnet very happy. And 15-year-old Bonnet, for that matter, since she competed with a cutting from the book in Speech freshman year.

Come on, Oregon. Get your shit together.

I don't understand why anyone would even think some of these are acceptable. To say to anyone. Unless you're best friends, why would you ever ask someone if their baby was planned?

And yet at the same time, imagine how sad and horrible it would be if they screwed it up. Remember when they made a movie of the Golden Compass? It would be like that, only worse because Abhorsen is better than GC.

I'll be in Lyon—many thanks for the support.