I also hate "DH" (just say "husband" and we'll make the safe assumption that he's dear to you) and "hubby." Baby bump doesn't bother me nearly as much as "preggers" and "preggo" do.

How often do you look at fashion ads? I got the parody the first time I saw it on TV and thought it was hilarious, but maybe that's because I read Vogue (et al.) and quickly recognized the tropes they were lampooning.

That IS the message. It's totally in keeping with what Target's been doing lately with collaborating with high fashion designers to sell at Target-level prices. It just seems to have flown right over Doug Barry's head while he was making his "hurrhurr ejaculating cakes" joke.

I don't see these as misogynistic at all, or even as continuing stereotypes. Isn't it more stereotypical for the woman to need a man to change a light bulb? I don't see anything wrong with showing a woman changing a light bulb. That's pretty normal for an adult, man or woman. Baking cupcakes for a PTA bake sale? Okay,…

No problem! I basically had the same reaction as you when I saw her in Freaks & Geeks a few years ago and HAD to look it up. Always happy to share my discoveries. :)

It's a nickname for Elizabeth, although obviously an infrequently used one. Probably a derivation of Betsy?

You posted exactly what I came here to write, only more articulately!

To be fair, Adele is a pretty tough act to follow.

Yes! Both of them only knew their respective women when they were young and never actually had a romantic relationship with them. And yet they still think they have some sort of "claim" over them. Snape less so than Baelish (at least he didn't directly contribute to killing James Potter), but they're both still creepy…

I agree with you on Shoshanna's. I think she'd be better suited to hot pink. She has a lot of that color around her apartment, if I remember correctly.

Nah, I wear a D cup and I think it's weird too. Especially when it's hot out.

As someone who pulled off many a Red Bull-fueled paper writing spree in college, I can tell you the trick is to drink water along with it. I always had a water bottle right next to the can of Red Bull. It staves off the dehydration and shakiness you mentioned, although the caffeine crash the next day is a pretty…

No one is allowed to; that doesn't mean no one does. I know I personally have accidentally left a gun in my trunk (in its case) and then gone on base, forgetting it was in there.

Well, Mike Huckabee has blamed it on a lack of God in schools. And obviously we don't teach them about God anymore because all that gay agenda squeezed him right out of the curriculum.

I'm sorry that that happened to you, but I highly doubt that every guy sitting with his knees splayed out also has an injury preventing him from closing his legs. I'm pretty sure that 90% of them are just assholes.

I do the same thing. Then, "oh, sorry, my joints start to hurt if I don't move them around." I also suddenly develop restless leg syndrome whenever someone is pushing into my space, especially on planes.

She says so right in her post. Multiple times she says she was scared of him. Do you have problems with reading comprehension or did you just feel like trolling?