I would like to know why they passed on the band name, "Triple Threat." Was it just too obvious?

OMG MAKE THEM SHOW UP

I had to call Dad to confirm, but yes! Neat!!!

Sutton Shirt Corporation? In Byrdstown, Tenn. ?!?!

especially when her friend in the picture is clearly wearing a sign that says, "Die, Tumor, Die"?

who worked in a shirt factory for most of her life in rural Tennessee

Tracy, I don't know how many shirt factories existed in rural TN when our grandmothers were working, but I grew up on a quilt made from remainders of a rural TN shirt factory where my grandmother worked to feed my father.

Mine went on to clean a…

Wow, it must suck to have 200 professors publish a letter decrying your mother while you are still a student at the university. This takes humiliation via parent to a whole new level. I bet her son cannot wait to graduate.

Yes, help me contort myself into something more acceptable! THEN MAYBE SOMEONE WILL LOVE ME.

When my bf sent this to me last night he said "I find this incredibly insulting". We then went thru it line by line and before long we were both incredibly insulted. Good news is, we are much closer now than we were before!

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I just want to say I really admire your commitment to this glorious GIF.

If anyone is looking for absolutely wonderful, sane, non-judgemental makeup advice (including contouring!), I highly recommend Lisa Eldridge's site. I only recently discovered her, and man, I wish I'd had her calm, easy-going reassurance when I was a teenager. I get really exhausted by the arbitrary laws that some…

"One of the main features of quiche is box gap. If you've got your thighs rubbing together from fat, then you want to think about what you're eating or just accept the fact that you're never gonna be quiche."

Strangely enough, I find that acting in a way at the workplace that drives someone to tears is incredibly unprofessional.

Much like when you see a man beating his wife. You don't know what's going on, maybe she deserved it. Best to not get involved. It's none of your business.

If you had bothered to read the article, you'd have read some really interesting interviews with Nepalese women. You might have learned what many of them actually think about the issue, instead of just assuming you already know. Now who's being offensive?

But, obviously, we do. We KNOW better than to isolate women during their periods. It's absurd to say that it isn't better to not treat menstruating women like filthy monsters who can harm others through touch.
It's completely right to try to change this practice. To not try is to imply that the women in those cultures…

You know what? If having access to a toilet, sanitary napkins, and not having to sleep outside and fear rape or snakebites is "Western Propaganda," bring it on. This is a human rights issue for millions of women, who are being denied an education and a future over a biological process they have no say in. Culture…

Obviously Nepali women and men should be the ones fighting this battle. That doesn't mean that I have to turn away and act like I don't support one side over the other.