Didn't say any of that. But thanks for projecting.

Ah. I see what you mean. Though I guess that was lost on me.

Like this?

When my mom had her second daughter (more than a decade after she had me) I specifically told her she could no longer talk about her appearances constantly.

I liked the ad, a lot, though it did bother me that they sent their pink girly toys off into space. I liked legos and rockets, but I also liked Barbies and stuffed animals. There is nothing wrong with having the choice to like either one. As long as its a choice.

Wites? What a very apt Freudian slip!

This is essentially a testosterone-pumped, fantasy tutorial on how man-boys can graciously achieve monogamy, yet still remain pickup-line-dependent pricks with engorged egos…It's the awkward moment when you know this movie would auto-fellate if it could. - Slant

I was going to stay off Jez for today but your comment sent me into a rage spiral. It's like you've been living under one of those fake rocks you buy on sky mag to hide your keys in.

I refuse to accidentally promote a comment that says this, so I will acknowledge, that yes, in theory and in practice, this happens in every industry. Both ways.

It was definitely the only place for a number of years where I found an Asian American main role that my very young sibling could relate to.

Ha! Thanks. I was going to go all out and revserse her foot and have her kicking herself. But I ran out of steam at the end of a long day of....photoshop....

Meghan Markle of Fringe and Suits

FINE.

Ah yes. Jesse Lenz. The same guy who brought us this gem:

Why, internets. WHY?

Well I'll be damned. I googled "Ball Minnesota" and got this.

I love everything about this. From the styling, the hair, the makeup, even the lighting. Everything speaks of an ethereal peace without being twee or pastel. Even the black gowns are light.

There is this if you're in the bay area.

Trying to turn Tonya Harding into the Tesla of ice skating?

I am not a systems administrator. I am, however, from a very tech savvy family. My mom is in biotech and my dad runs a ton of computational data all day long.