I love that they dressed her as a Lana Del Rey mini-me!

FTFY

She is so fierce. I am in awe.

I see it as the expectation/normalisation of scheduled caesareans because they're less 'damaging' than natural birth, despite the fact they're not really. Caesareans seem to have experienced a flick up with celebrity culture, I'm not saying they're bad and they're often times very necessary but perhaps the opt-in…

Possibly a reference to opting for a c-section birth? I think I remember some vanity thing about women have c-sections so they don't mess up their bodies with vaginal birth. If that's what the artist is going for, they could have been more explicit.

"Tuition at WNE is around $46,000 per year with room and board", 46 grand are you fucking kidding me as a Brit i ended up with £20,000 in debt after 3 years (my course was pretty expensive, plus it included room and board) , how can anyone afford to go to that University?

This is why "pulling yourself up by your bootstraps" is such a damn sham.

But if you don't look both ways before crossing the street, and I hit you with my car, IT IS STILL MY FAULT. Whether or not it could have been avoided by you taking other precautions is more or less irrelevant since I HIT YOU WITH MY CAR.

He has a famous Papa, that should tell you everything you need to know

At the risk of sounding like one of those assholes who looks at a Pollack and scoffs "I could do that!"*—can someone explain what makes Richardson's technique special/appealing/etc? Serious question to photographers and photography lovers/students. He's got a definite style, but it seems pretty uncomplicated,…

Well this will be a fun story when the kid grows up.

Kate: Wolf!
Groggy roommate: Where?
Kate: No, just a regular one I think.

I don't know what else the Russians could have expected when they built the hotels out of straw and sticks.

See my vest!

. . . your opinion is highly disturbing to me, as you essentially seem to be saying that, in all cases, an animal's wellbeing is more important than a human's life. That's a pretty horrifying moral compass to steer by.

I thought Barbies existed for mock executions and juvenile sex play.

I had many Barbie dolls growing up and - even though I was faaaaaar from a "perfect shape", I never once in my whole fat life thought that I was "supposed" to look like a doll. It's a doll.

I think it's super gross and I have two kids. My husband is even worse- he is still bitching about an ad from a few years ago with a toddler covered in spaghetti. We're both decent parents and made it through the gross times- we're talking about people who don't know to get out of bed when they barf for chrissake.

Sanctuary thread for my people who are grossed the fuck out by pictures of cute babies covered in food. I know you're out there. We can get through this.