Yep. Nowhere in the stores. You have to go to a specialty shop. Don’t you know girls aren’t real consumers?
Yep. Nowhere in the stores. You have to go to a specialty shop. Don’t you know girls aren’t real consumers?
My first comment was eaten. I saw the latest Avenger movie with my teenage cousin. We went to the book store after. She was looking at bobble heads for Avengers. She notices there were none for Black Widow. I told her there was also no action figures for her too. She ended up getting a Vision bobble head. It is weird…
No but seriously, my daughter is super annoyed that she can't get a black widow costume/action figure/spy gear. It is literally all she wants.
I know. Like, I’m throwing a big party. Not a lot of bells and whistles. I just want to throw a nice party. It’s fine if others want to, but I don’t want to be spoken to as if I’m not “into it” enough (a coworker of mine questioned whether I even want to get married when I was saying I don’t want to commit myself to a…
“Fuck that, are you kidding me?” <—————— YES. THANK YOU. My exact response when I got engaged and started researched pricing for all of the venues I had put on a mental “consider for when we get engaged” list. At the end of the day I realized that the kind of bride I wanted to be was a MARRIED bride. That’s it. That…
“She was going to be killed by this guy some day, somehow. She didn’t have to die that night.”
If the guy can’t control his temper or subdue a drunk woman without smashing her face in he has no business in that job.
I have never ever been able to do a French braid. I have tried and tried to learn and the concept still eludes me.
I am incapable of:
I can’t do scarves either. I think it’s because I have no neck. As for heels - I could run in heels when I was 18 but now I can’t even stand up in them without having something to hold onto.
Yes, scarves. They aren’t comfortable- they make me feel like I’m being strangled, and it definitely isn’t cold enough where I live for them to be necessary.
I get the ambivalence. These places don’t exist for the sake of tourists. On the other hand, in some ways, it can be a sign of respect to take the time out of a trip to such a place to acknowledge this part of its past. To acknowledge that a country or region or whatever has emerged from the violence of its past and…
You know, Cambodia isn’t “wild.” There are air conditioned coffee shops, Burger Kings, Domino’s, KFCs, and most — I’d say 99% — of bathrooms are indoors.
Cambodia hasn’t economically recovered from the Khmer Rouge era, so it follows that their tourist displays would be less intricate. I don’t really understand the point of comparing genocides, regardless. They were real (horrifying) events that effected real people, not just museums for tourist entertainment, we all…
Yeah I mean who had even heard of Twitter all those TWO years ago?!
At this time in our lives, racism was not the talk of the country nor had we ever witnessed the true power of social media, twitter was still fresh and we had never heard of anyone getting in trouble for posting anything on social media, it was the beginning of this social era.
They didn’t know! It wasn’t on social media yet, so they didn’t know!
The only slur I ever uttered in my whole life was “Polack”, and that was when referring to myself. I could be an asshole as a 14-year-old too, but certainly was never a racist asshole. Reminds me of why I can’t stand the human race and prefer the company of my kitties.
I’m pretty sure people are saying “eeew” to raping your incapacitated wife, not to the elderly having sex. Or at least, I hope that is the case.
That’s a depressing outlook. Anyway, I think by “writing all the textbooks” you meant to say “smearing their own feces onto bound paper and giving each other high fives”.