I never had a cancer, but I'm pretty sure it sucks.

... why would there be more positive stories about women in India than women in the US?

Not that this guy sounds great or anything, but if true, what exactly is the crime here or even a basis for a lawsuit? Convincing people to do something legal, even if foolish, is not a crime. Adults are responsible for their own dumb decisions.

Get out of here with your "alarmist statistics".

I know, right? Those poor, oppressed millennials, having that gross old hag appropriate their culture. No one over the age of 50 should show their face in public unless they're wearing elastic waist Talbots pants and speaking in hushed tones, less anyone is forced to pay attention to their gross wrinkly skin. Better…

Shhh, child. She *made* millennial culture to a very great extent - whatever you think you can claim, she probably did it first. She's never played by the same rules as everyone else, and that includes coming up with her own definition of mid-fifties life. Be happy she exists rather than resenting her for - what?…

What if she's, you know, acting like herself?

jealous? Women who complain about other women "not acting their age" usually have some personal issues of their own. MYOB

Christie's usual rationale for cutting family planning funding is that the state can't afford the $7.5 million. The attorneys he's hired to defend himself against allegations of corruption in Bridgegate have cost the state more than $6.52 million.

original was closer to the book and i prefer Noomi over Mara.

Yeah, actually pretty impressed with how quick she came back.

If you've ever seen her live, her getting up and finishing the performance is no surprise. She's one of the hardest working performers I've ever seen, in that she sings live and dances her heart out plus all the crazy costume changes during her shows. Most of the other pop stars just sing along to a track and maybe…

There was a thump. And the vocals stopped when she dropped the mic. Also, a video went around last week that had her isolated vocals from the Grammys (doing the same song), and she sounded the same as she does here (i.e., pretty good).

BUT SHE GOT UP AND FINISHED THE SONG!

I LOVED David Cordingly's "Seafaring Women." If you have overlapping interests in nautical history and feminism, it's an awesome read. It goes much deeper than Anne Bonny and Mary Reade.

I'm a fan of this variation.

His life ended the same way Martin Luther King's did. You know, that guy who (mostly) preached nonviolent resistance and the brotherhood of man? Did he deserve what he got because of the way he lived his live?