According to Serena . . .

And it's feminists that get accused of saying all men are rapists. How come when they do it's a warning that we should heed but if we even hint that most rapists are men (not the same statement at all) we get accused of hating all men?

I think most creative fields really get the short end of the stick. I work for an interior design firm and our clients are constantly disputing the time we bill them for, because in their minds:

One weird thing about being a professional writer is that a lot of people seem to think your job is fake.

Yeah, I have yet to get there. My roommate and I keep talking about possibly going out there. I have had friends that have gone but it's a 2 hour drive and I hate to drive. The show is good and I have only heard good things about the food.

I feel like this should be stated unequivocally since the write-up did not make this clear: In this video, the marshal is conducting an utterly illegal arrest of a woman (meaning that there is no law in that jurisdiction against "false accusations against a police officer) who had just accused him of sexual assault…

THIS. There are so many parts of this that get ignored.

Definitely. BurritoDick?

I always feel a little weird seeing shots of Zooey Deschanel in (500) Days of Summer as the epitome of Manic Pixie Dream Girl. Was I the only one who thought the movie was about how Tom *assumed* she would be an MPDG who'd fix his life? Except she was an actual person who wanted different things than him, and…

I just rewatched Arrested Development, so this is still fresh on my mind. Does anyone think that the character of Rita was supposed to be a spoof on MPDG. Michael believes that she's beautiful and free spirited, but she's just mentally challenged.