Have you seen Whedon's Much Ado About Nothing? It's on Netflix. Capt. Tightpants plays a hilarious captain of the guards. It's already one of the funniest roles in the original play, but Nathan Fillion takes it up to 11. Also, Amy Acker is a great Beatrice. I've been screaming lines from her "If I were a man"…

The lips + eyebrows + Veronica Lake hair-ness = FIERCE

I love this campaign. You can have my Internet.

Apparently, the risk-evaluation part of your brain hasn't finished developing until your mid-twenties. I'm 27 now, and I'm such a scaredy cat that some sweet old men had to convince me I wouldn't die while climbing the stairs inside this thing: (posting link to Wikipedia since images are disabled)

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I went past those signs all the time at college, since campus was on a huge national park area. There was a spot on the cliffside everyone would meet at to smoke joints and watch the sunset. Sometimes we'd hike down to the Spider Tree, which was basically a giant tree hanging off the cliffside. We would actually sit…

They might already be talking about it quietly- but it would be smart to not let Gawker see it coming. Don't let them get a bunch of mediocre crowd-sourced articles in the can to keep up appearances, don't let them fire you or lock you out first. I'm holding out hope that the writers are discussing it as an option if…

If you are who I think you are (your name has changed a little?), I was wondering where you went. You were always handy with a smart comment or, at the very least, a witty GIF. Your ilk is missed around here.

I don't know the person you're talking about, but I actually think there's a glimmer of hope in that sentence. Just like after Corey Monteith's death, there was a moment of discussion about how even people who have all the resources and support in the world can still not receive the help they need. If people can…

I didn't make it very far into the video (1:48) but yeah, it seemed like she was heavily implying that something untoward happened (the insinuations turned me off more than her mannerisms, honestly). Though she could just as easily be clumsily stumbling around the fact that they used drugs or alcohol together.

You made it exactly six seconds longer than I did. Congrats.

I thought that this was the magic bullet?

Thanks for the info. It is really annoying that female necessities are taxed as a luxury good. Of course it's not the apocalypse, it's just yet another of several reminders that half the world's population is somehow seen as abnormal by virtue of genitalia.

Ten tampons a month is... not a lot. (As in, I think most women use 1.5 - 2 times that many, depending.)

You are mistaken. ETA: I now see someone corrected you before I got here. Kinja is weird.

If men had periods all salaried positions would include at least two sick days every month.

I'm so sorry about that shitty cashier. I asked my (male, platonic) roommate to pick up a pregnancy test for me during a scare this winter, because of my severe anxiety around the situation. It's odd because he, the more anxious person generally, had no problem buying the test in theory or practice, but I became a…

What utter bullshit. Out of curiosity, how is Australia on other women's issues?

Seriously, what would you even do with a house that big? Your pets would get lost and die. Y'all can keep it, I'll be living here if I ever get rich n'famous.

Yeah, that sounds insanely difficult and potentially dangerous. (And I shave huge swaths of my body several times a week!)

At my last restaurant job, my boss pretty much told us (the servers) we were independent contractors. So, as you can imagine, it was a very functional and organized place of business (NOPE).