Isn't there a fetish where adult men and women like to wear diapers and be treated like a baby? Pretty sure I've heard of something like that. If that shit happens, anything can happen.

A visibly pregnant stripper does have a certain novelty value, but I think I'd skip that show. Some of us are trying to have a civilization here.

Pregnant sky-diving!

I never drink on the first few dates. Or any dates. I don't touch alcohol. Not a recovering alcoholic, I just don't like the taste or smell of the stuff. I can see how not drinking would suck for someone who really likes to do so, but it was pretty sweet to graduate college without a beer belly. Quite a few of my…

If that's not the weirdest thing I've ever read in my entire life, it's certainly on the short list! What sort of man hits on a pregnant woman? Fetish dudes, I presume. They're probably into that lactating shit.

If the subject is how women should behave, the answer is that they should behave with as little class, intelligence and self-restraint as possible. If they want to get on TV, that is.

Is there an award for Most Obvious Joke? If there is, go collect it. Let's hope it is money. :)

Maybe he's got big gambling debts to pay off. He has spent a lot of time filming in Vegas in recent years...

Making fun of women is NOT okay. Making fun of Bradley Cooper is okay because menz.

Judging by that woman's figure, that's the first pint of Haagen-Dazs she's had in quite a while.

This study seems to focus on low-income women and men. Some theorize it would prove true among people of all economic strata, but there isn't any hard data on that, according to The Cut article.

"OMG! Meet the kid who could be bigger than Bieber"

Firstly, Cary Grant had no interest in charming the pants off a woman. A man? Sure. A woman? Please.

If I ever ask for a woman's number, it's a reference to her phone number. I have never asked, and never shall ask, a woman how many sexual partners she's had. It's none of my business and I don't want anyone asking me that question, so its only fair I offer the same courtesy.

Insecurity, I assume. What else could it be?

Gentleman: If you have to lie about how many people you've banged, you're doing it wrong. Or, to be more specific, you're not doing it enough. Have more sex. Lots more. With lots of people. Odds are very good you'll like it and the bonus is that you'll be able to stop lying about it.

I don't see the point of the cameos either. They don't bother me, but they also don't add anything to the film or story. But they don't exist for people like me, who have read The Hobbit many times and will see the movie regardless of what anyone else thinks. Those cameos are to draw in people who are only familiar…

One other thing I didn't like about Jackson's adaptation was Aragon's reluctance to become King of Gondor. He's hardly so fearful in the books and I think that's more realistic. Movie-makers are obsessed with the notion that a reluctance to seize power is more noble. I find it childish and tiresome. If you believe you…

I didn't suggest Jackson made any mistakes, simply that he told the story his way and if he thought Tolkien's version got in the way, he'd ditch it.

I don't think Mortensen is up for playing a 10-year-old.