“As you press those tight paper folds together in an attempt to make one indignant lip”...
“As you press those tight paper folds together in an attempt to make one indignant lip”...
In first to say I SAID WHAT THE FUCK I SAID.
Farted directly onto a guy who was leering and licking his lips at me on the subway, #BecauseImALady.
Given how sexist advertising typically is, I have no complaints with these little commercials. (The purse full of crap one is actually kind of funny.) Sure the hashtag is a bit silly, but, again, I’ll take this over the numerous sexist tropes we see in advertising all the time.
It really isn’t bad. And that black and white (houndstooth? plaid? both?) dress at the beginning is pretty nice, IMO.
That to me is actually very clever. Because in the phase of your life when you cram your purse with pacifiers and squeaky toys, you can be so overwhelmed that you shove the $100 bill someone just handed you into the bottom of your handbag while you are sprinting to keep your kid from flailing into the street— then it…
This reminds me of that episode of Kimmy Schmidt where a female character decided to start her own doomsday cult and she put a bunch of young men in a bunker and got super annoyed with them because they couldn’t take care of themselves at all and she still had to do everything for them like she was their mother.
This.
Funny how all these ‘manifesting a new world’ cults always seem to subjugate and abuse women. It’s like men are all ‘how do I get all the sex I want? I know! I’ll start a religion! Make ‘em think they have to!’
Did someone say Richard Spencer?
100% with you.
No shit.
If I never hear the word “feisty” to describe a heroic woman’s actuons, I will be a tiny bit happier.
Damn Viola Davis’s response is perfect and powerful and about to make me cry. She’s truly a treasure. I don’t have the words to say how much I admire her consistently good commentary about the state of the world but I hope she knows how important her words are to so many people.
Little know fact, back in the 1960s and 70s, men actually had tiny turkey brains so any time they showered there was always a risk that they would look up at the showerhead and open their mouths, thereby drowning in the process. Because women were too smart to do this, it was actually imperative they every man had a…
I will likely never see this, but knowing in advance that the dog doesn’t die DOES tip the scales in this movies favor.