Not every single last one of us condones this kind of shit, you know...

Then again: Facebook theoretically owns these images the moment they're uploaded, which means they can be co-opted by advertisers to batter these insecure males yet deeper into the abyss of self-loathing.

We don't have this programme here in the UK. I was just wondering: do the contestants do any weight training as part of their regimen, or is at all diet and cardio?

I'll just leave this here.

Can someone please establish whether Gallup is a load of wank so I can sleep at night?!

Heh. The original unrealistic male expectations.

I think in this particular context, the guy's heterosexuality was being called into question was meant to be derisive. If a value judgement wasn't being made, why was the word "best" used in the following sentence?

If she weren't famous, and I saw her on the street, I'd ignore her. She's not my type. That's not a judgement on her, it's just down to my personal tastes.

I don't support any dumb blogging bellend dictating what haircut Jennifer Lawrence should be allowed to have, but I reserve the right, as a heterosexual male, not to be attracted to her. Not sure where West is going with this really, I was under the impression this site was very much "each to their own".

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I'm afraid this all went right over my head :(

Anyone spot one of the Needle Ships from Iain Banks' The Algebraist?

I'm having a hard time reconciling what I thought was a sex-positive, feminist, anti-tabloid website with this article.

Because to say that "paid maternity leave makes the workplace more acommodating to women" is to take it for granted that a woman's role is baby-making and allowances must be made for this. Is anyone going to tell me when this is what feminism became?

I don't understand you people at all.

I warn you that your baby, cute though it will undoubtedly be, will not be at all like a panda.

I love to see the smugness that accompanies these articles.

Yes but that $19,000 doesn't have to go towards living expenses, that's what we're saying. Imagine you were fed, housed, and you didn't have to commute, and every year you had $19,000 just knocking about every year. If that's the poverty line in the US, I'm moving over there.

It could be because of the prevalence of barely-there female costumes in the comic book world. Just sayin'.

As a male, just saying, this doesn't go for guys. As in, anyone wants to give me unsolicited approval they can just go right ahead, I don't mind.

Guy on the left in the thumbnail... OMG