I had already hearted you...

It makes zero sense. The ad is a composite of ideas and imagery, the idea would not get lost to somehow imply that it could be 'anyone' male/female/friend/teacher/religious person and still deliver the same message. I don't think it was done on purpose and they can certainly edit the ad and make some adjustments.

I want to go to there.

Go Zags.

I am not even going to look because I would be disappointed to find out that Wexley School for Girls is not an ad agency made up entirely of Mad Women.

Very interesting and informative, thanks.

I think I see ours... but then again, then all do look the same. ;)

See also: the Grand Canyon.

Exactly. It was confusing at the end.

What if you met a man and decided to marry a man (you even asked, instead of him) that you KNOW does not think of you in any which, way or form as property. Would it matter then? So it's something he would be asking of you, to take his name - a gift of sorts. Just wondering is all.

It would be noble if a husband did that and I certainly wouldn't look down on a man that did (actually know one who did). However, 'mandom' can be a finicky place - most men might be weary of such a thing. What their friends might think, etc. Also, as mentioned, a man's last name is often more than just that. I bet…

I think I only have stars on Gawker and Gizmodo... sometimes they show up when the blogs are cross-posted (or it used to).

Bingo.

So, the cure for writer's block is....?

Baby made my brown-eye blue...

Bangin' bangs, babe.

Dr. Naji Touma: 'OMG, look at this!'

I tend to ride down the middle on these things: tend to agree, in part, with the mob mentality that can form during protests - people locking arms or being dragged out of the way. Disobedience, but nobody is getting 'hurt' and the police are trying to keep order and keep things from getting out of hand. The first…

He kind of does...

"The game has changed."