+1. They are also used by men with complications from diabetes and colon and testicular cancers.

Yes. They are legitimate medical devices. Common reasons for needing one are complications from diabetes and/or certain cancers. See here: http://www.webmd.com/erectile-dysfu…

That's like fighting fire with gasoline.

Maybe because Russia is a world power with a permanent seat in the United Nations Security Council, current host of the Winter Olympics, a conquesting giant constantly vying for control over world affairs with influence reaching around the globe, and rich enough to be held to the standards of a superpower.

Not sure if trolling. Anyway, LOL at the idea that Russia is not a colonizer. Did you think that "Iron Curtain" was just a color of drapery in the Martha Stewart catalog?

Ugh. Things are not as simple as men = enfranchised, women = disenfranchised. Is it true that the majority of people at the top of our social hierarchy are men? Yes. Is it true that a very large number of people at the bottom of our social hierarchy are also men? Yes. Is it true that on average, most people are part…

I don't get the objection to engagement photos. Maybe that's because I was briefly a wedding photographer. A gay one. (Yeah nothing about to be bitter about being a gay dude taking photos of straight people in their straight ass temples...) But IMO if two people are in love why not let them do what they want?

Actually, its really simple. You know how when you look through a curved glass object, everything warps? Camera lenses do the same thing. A camera lens is literally a curved piece of glass.

The only somewhat tricky thing about it is the way the image is recorded. Its flat, not curved. It turns out our eyes are curved…

Possibly. The question here is what we mean by "Photoshopped." A person looking in the viewfinder of a cell phone camera for a great view of her ass can probably find an angle that is flattering. Cell phone cameras are usually relatively wide angled lenses, wider actually than the natural human eye. They are designed…

Not only through a mirror, but using a cell phone camera, which are typically wide angle lenses with a lot of distortion when held at an angle. Most people shooting "selfies" have experienced this. The lens distorts the parts of your face it is close to.

FYI to anyone hoping to make the most of your people photos: the…

FWIW: a warped object in a photograph is not necessarily indication of Photoshop. In fact, depending on the angle of the shot, excessively straight lines may be indications of Photoshop. Why? Because camera lenses are curved but the output (the image) is flat. It's somewhat similar to how Earth maps never match up to…

Handy statistics, if you mean "ask no questions." What are the "biggest 25 games of the year?"—do you mean best selling, which would radically destroy your argument? How many of these games even have a "main character?" (Who is the "main character" in Just Dance or Civilization or Sim City or Diablo 3 or World of…

FWIW I'm almost sure that some of those craigarymorgan vids get played at the local gay bars. YouTube videos of young, muscular, shirtless, white guys is kind of a thing around here. Straight media doesn't produce enough.. err.. "product" for us so you see a lot of these kinds of videos interspliced. Just like when…

I don't know. I mean I see this person pretty regularly. If I end up on Swamp People by proxy I might have to kick someone's ass. ;p

I am friends with a family member of one of the cast members in Swamp People. Similar thing there. It's hilarious, because this friend is a polo shirt wearing, fastidious gay man who works at a JC Penney's in a local mall. Needless to say they never show him on the show.

How depressing is it that about 1 in 5 items on this list are sequels?

FWIW here is the top 25 list from 20 years ago in 1993, to give an idea of the staying-power-or-not of this list:

Congrats :)

For the same reason I think it's icky to make fun of the side effects of people's bulimia or anorexia, I'm not a fan of making fun of people with (probable) body dismorphic issues because of unsuccessful plastic surgery. They really seem like different manifestations of the same thing. That may not be what Alysssa is…

If you're looking for possible alternatives to Sophia, Phaedra to me has a very similar sound. The name means "light" or "bright" and comes to us from Greek mythology. Other than I think a current reality TV star, I've rarely heard the name used (although a classmate of mine in the 80s had it).

I apologize to those of you who love it, but there isn't a name in recent memory that for me brings to mind as much negativity as Jayden. For me it's the name equivalent of a Whole Foods in a mid 2000's upscale strip mall located in Tallahassee or Little Rock. "These aren't corn flakes, they're kyorn flakes." Jayden…