She's forty. That's mindboggling to me. She looks stunning.

That's actually a bummer. I tried them on in Nordstrom Rack and told myself I'd buy them in white if I ever made a Luke Skywalker costume.

They look just like Sperrys with holes.

Yeah the spa thing was in the early 2000s! A Canadian company came up with the foam, Crocs bought it and started using it as boating shoes. I live down the road from Crocs HQ and Crocs were hella popular as everyday shoes by 2005. (Among the same group of admittedly sartorially-challenged teenagers who wore Uggs with…

If you ever plan to vacation in Denver, time your trip to one of the Crocs warehouse sales. I live down the road from Crocs HQ and never paid more than $10 for the classic clogs or $25 for the other kinds of shoes.

They were originally designed as spa shoes.

They are phenomenally ugly. They are not rubber.

The standard Crocs have arch support — way more than a flip-flop or high heel. They also make therapeutic versions with extra arch support.

No. It's a breathable, durable foam.

Especially this version.

They're not plastic.

Croc hating is so 2006.

I'm so fucking glad this story broke too late for the transnational law prof to put it on our exam.

How's studying for crim pro going?

Every wearing, because I'm self conscious about vaginal odor.

This is the closest I've ever come to completely agreeing with a Foodspin article. If adding salt pre-cooking is altering the texture of my eggs it's altering them for the better, and seeing pepper in eggs has never hurt anyone.

The first time I rode the DC metro with my college roommate, she made a completely out-of-the-blue comment about the subways in North Korea being a mile down to serve as nuclear bunkers.

Still going to assume they all have to do PT and she can get ripped if she feels like it.

Someone on io9 pointed out: Christopher Reeves wasn't built before he was tapped to play Superman. He bulked up for the role. She looks delicate right now, but she can muscle up.

Justice used to be Limited Too, if it helps any women in their mid-twenties empathize with Drew's pain.