Oh and btw: there is no hard and fast rule that all comments must be 100% exactly in line with the article. Many comments vary, articles are meant to spark debate, after all. But if you are going to join a conversation, and throw in a non sequitur because you want to put in your 2 cents, don't get your shorts in a…

My response and correct responses of calling you out were logically sound.

Dude whaaaaaat are you talking about? You first sentence is a fragment and doesn't even point to anything specific. Can I see this strange world where your arguments make perfect sense?

Yeah, I'm loving the short, curly hair.

Somewhat OT but I fucking love that Rockwell song. It pops up on my playlist every couple of weeks or so and I'll find myself listening to it at least 5 times in a row.

I got a higher SAT score than Scarlett Johansson! Now I can feel slightly better about how she surpassed me in pretty much everything else. :-/

Lol at you smugly telling me that I missed your point, when you completely missed the joke and pretty much made up a point of your own that isn't relevant to the story. Too bad you don't actually have any idea what you are talking about though.

If you are speaking about something that is broader than the actual subject matter at hand, perhaps you should make that clear in your point. As it stood, your comment did not make the argument you present here and seems irrelevant.

I cannot look at his face without grimacing. And I'll bet he wonders why he has to pay $1500 for a date.

So, it's the Style Network with a different name and more man-shows. Meh. Sounds about as interesting as watching OWN.

Going abroad to bang some younger dudes isn't the same as ordering a bride online because you have attitude about how a woman "should" be and can't find an American woman to suit your antiquated ideals. I also don't see these women speaking in degrading generalities about men the way this guy does about American…

Oh but they're really nice guys though - it's all those fucking shallow bitches who just don't want a good man.

I love the idea that a man who is sick of the supposed shallowness of American women has no problem searching for a buy-a-bride based on a set of rigid and antiquated feminine ideals without the slightest sense of irony.

I'm one of the unlucky ones who is on hormonal birth control and still has bad cramps and pooping. But whatevs, it's the only time of the month I'm regular.

Everyone Needs to Calm the Fuck Down About Pumpkin Spice

I will watch the shit out of a Britney Vegas show, lip sync or no.

Actually I do remember an episode where April makes fun of Leslie's hideous pantsuits (and even ends up burning one at the end of the episode), so you're probably right that Leslie wouldn't do this. Still, the wardrobe dept on this show has a mission to make its stars look good, realness be damned, and many of these…

Not really. I'll usually watch a show and think "cute dress/shirt/shoes", but then forget about it by episode's end.

Meh, I actually know quite a few women who don't make much money but spend the vast majority of their disposable income on expensive clothes. My sister was one of these for the longest time (until she had kids and her money went to them). Girl was making $35K a year and rocking Gucci boots with jeans from Neiman…

Hmm, that's interesting, a bit scary if true. I certainly don't like the idea that being involved in an altercation - even if you were attacked - is enough to send you back to jail. Plus, it wasn't the calling the cops but the pressing charges that would have gotten her in trouble, right? I realize I should just…