Can Idris Elba get a TedTalk so he can teach these men HOW to be Idris Elba.
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Haha I actually think this is really cute. Not so much the poem, but the little things these men do for their women.
It does seem fake to me. Lately people have been doing these things just to get in the news. And as a Mom, you would have to be pretty stupid to put your phone number out there, because people can use it to find out your address. Not very protective of "Tommy" if she is doing that.
I'm going to reserve my outrage for a few days until we get the inevitable "It was a prank/fake/viral marketing" announcement.
Serious female sports fans are neither new nor novel, but that hasn't stopped one new sports bar "for women" from…
Period Panties are meant to helpfully eliminate the difficulty of explaining to your significant other that you are menstruating
Snow is nature's sweatpants:
This morning, I woke up to pigeon foot-sized flakes of snow blowing sideways into my window, the walls of my…
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We all know god loves a terrier.
I kind of want to wear this to take over the world.
Still holding out hope for men's bikini volleyball.
I LOVE Sue Perkins on QI. I first watched her in the Supersizers series with Giles Coren and have loved her ever since.
The only places I've seen unisex bathrooms really work well are upscale restaurants where the stall is completely closed off (you know, dream bathrooms). But there, they work perfectly! MAYBE the trick is that we should start making our bathrooms both unisex and a lot more private for individual people.
I'm pretty sure I'd do something that would get me fired if I were a puppeteer kneeling at Benedict Cumberbatch's feet.
How about you leave his defense up to him. I would have no idea how to deal with such a situation, but I know sometimes responding at all isn't good. Also, given that the one making the accusations is his daughter, he, or someone in his position, wouldn't want to make it a situation where it seems like it's him vs.…
Yeah, I forgot that Woody Allen funds the Connecticut State Police and Yale.
Why do people forget about Lilo and Stitch?! It was so good, it felt so amazing to see a girl in a Disney film that had body that wasn't too out of the realm of reality and was going through issues that I could relate to.