"This is showing what it looks like when women sellsex... so much of it feels staged for men, not for our own pleasure."

My favorite way to do it is to bard it, which basically means covering the entire thing in bacon (or lardon, if you can find it). Then roast it as you normally would until all of the bacon fat is rendered. Peel off the now-crispy bacon bits and crumble them into you mashed potatoes (bonus!). Keep basting normally and…

This Business Week story about what's happening to your Thanksgiving turkey right now

I recommend watching this:

That knitted vest/pullover thing she was wearing at the beginning is THE BEST. Looked on ravelry.com for a good pattern. Found one, but not quite what I'm looking for. If anybody has any suggestions let me know!

Or GTFO.

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And, on top of what everyone else has said, it shuts up your family, weird strangers, and the people you work with. Something about that ring just makes you seem more responsible and more respectable to lots of people.

My friends and I went as Jurassic Park. I'm Dr. Ian Malcolm in the photo. Easiest costume to put together EVER.

i am not in costume yet because i'm in grad school and we're having our department gala tomorrow night but i will paint you a word picture:

So why doesn't she just hand out bags of low-sodium nuts or pomegranates or something that sends a healthy message? Or, much cheaper than that, she could just turn off her porch light and choose not to participate. But she wouldn't choose either of these options because her desire is to shame children for being…

I'm struggling to understand how, exactly, he read Dworkin and then got to benevolent sexism and pulling out chairs. Dworkin, I think sex and work and sex work and masculinity... but I'm pretty sure "benevolent sexism" as a concept came a couple decades later.