I always pictured Louis XIV as more....King Jong Il-esque. You know, nuts.

I live in a liberal arty college town, and top buttons are done more often than undone in recent years. I think it makes people look like jabronis, but who asked me?

Its definitely a Hipster Thing, god help us. I was just raised with inviolate fashion rules, and one of them was no shirts buttoned to the top button without a tie.

We all know David Burtka is the real winner of the 2015 Oscars.

Her stage presence in comparison to the room-temperature cup of vanilla pudding that is Carrie Underwood is just insane.

No no no. Anna Kendrick is your v. chill friend who works at the campus coffee place and gives you free lattes if her manager is pissing her off that day.

OfficialPreppyGrandmumsy, a skilled, subtle, and inventive practitioner of Old WASP Lady Shade (the iciest kind), on hearing my choice of college: "How lovely, dear. And you can always transfer later."

That Venn Diagram exists and is called "everything my grandmother has ever done or said".

Early prediction: The Meryl Yes Yes Yes gif will become an internet classic.

And your avatar image is a work of art.

Miles Teller just really does it for me because he's an approachable level of good looking. Like, he looks like that cute guy from the nice, non-creepy frat who is hilarious but also a total sweetheart.

Neither babe, district attorney, nor Driving Miss Daisy are present on this list, therefore I reject its findings.

I did a great many very weird things, but for some reason what's sticking in my memory today is sitting on the bus sobbing my eyes out when I was 9 because I'd done the math and figured out my childhood was half over. I did not want to be an adult.

I live in Bozeman, and it's the airport hub for a bunch of super high-end resort communities with a ton of out-of-state people who have ranches and ski lodges and stuff here. Big Sky, the ski resort near town, has been on a big "We're the new Aspen" push for the last ten years.

Someone fetch adultosaur.

And people fucking luuuuuuuuuuuv that show. Like it's an important emotional part of their lives. And it's not fucking good. It's just a less inventive knockoff of Friends where they replaced originality with schmaltz.

I think we've almost reached a point as a culture where there are no bad looks, just as long as people are looking.

whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat

Black and white film/photography makes everybody look craggy and aged, plus her hair and clothes, though very fashionable and "young" for 1963, are now very much what we associate with middle-aged women.

Stole the words out my damn mouth