TheBeesKneesocks
TheBeesKneesocks
TheBeesKneesocks

I made almost the exact same point earlier today about Making Fun of Rex Reed for Body Shaming Melissa McCarthy vs. It's Never OK to Body Shame...

Yeah, falling into the "You're ugly!" "No, YOU'RE ugly!" debate isn't helpful and really just exacerbates the problem of connecting someone's worth as a person to their conventional attractiveness... whatever that is.

and evvveryone loves to take a stand against Nazis.

I absolutely get why you are offended- that part of the article was poorly worded. My charitable reading of the author using the term "illiterate" is that while these children are supposed to be taught reading and writing in English, they are not getting that particular kind of education and it's being passed off as

Lindy, you are a balm to the wounds of this world. You are brilliant, hilarious, and a beautiful person, inside and out.

These mannequins are obviously based off a super-realistic, super-tempting Vogue cover (post photoshop).

This was my first thought, too... followed quickly by "who gives a f- " and "this is none of our damn business."

We can totally be friends- BAM! It happened! :)

It's unusual, but I wouldn't go so far as "odd." Or interesting, quirky or endearing if you prefer one of those! And that dry cereal with a mild chaser thing is just delicious!

Most people that look good on TV have big heads and tiny bodies. Plus, her hair and the shoulder padding make the rest of her appear larger than it really is. So those are probably proportionate hands for the rest of her, it's the rest of her that is exaggerated here... if that makes any sense.

they are both pizza in the same way that caesar salad and potato salad are both salads.

I mean, ok... if that's how you want to live, we can still totally be friends and hang out & stuff, I just... Not even grilled cheese? :p

Ha! Of course, that's the allusion I would make, and you happen to have not seen it until you were 25...

Oh, entirely possible, but I still find it mind-blowing.

Truth! That is not pizza, it's a pile of foodstuffs on grease soaked bread. I've lived in both cities, and while sometimes that thing they plop on your plate in Chicago is absolutely, mind-bendingly delicious, it is an entirely different species from pizza.

He probably meant a traditional "New York Style Slice." That's a little more understandable, but still makes me go... "Wha...?" I mean, he's lived in NYC for awhile now, and he's done a ton of Broadway. You'd think someone would have bought the cast pizza at some point!

Scrolled through Patrick Stewart's entire twitter feed (which is more than I've ever been on twitter) to find out just how a man gets to be 72 without EVER having a slice of pizza.

Can we get a book about why Jello Pudding Pops were discontinued? Because I'm sure there's some sort of conspiracy going on there.

Yeah, it's a special kind of violation, being told you MUST take the Plan B. It's so easy for the guy to twist it around into being "for you own good- because I care about you, baby!" Really, it's about control.

Aspiring politician who went out and bought Plan B the next morning while I was in the shower, even though we had used protection, and then insisted I take it.