I think you've got something, there.

AMAZING. You are a gentlewoman and a scholar!

PERFECTION

So perfect.

That is the funniest freaking thing I have ever read. I am being completely serious.

Sounds like the Desiree I know!

Can I put that as a blurb on the back of my next book? Its a book of baby names.

This is my song!

Not Seth Rogen, thank god. Don't know who it is but Seth ain't on the IMDB.

I think you make an excellent point.

Yeah. I took forever to type out that post, so I apologize for seeming to pile on you. I guess by the time I actually managed to hit publish, everyone had already said everything I wanted to say and said it better. Once again, didn't mean to repeat!

There are a couple of facets to my reply. Part of the issue is that high fashion is so far out of reach for most people that it exists mostly in the abstract. A&F is in every mall in America. Also, consider the age of A&F's consumers. Sure, some 40 year olds shop there, but it's mostly college undergrads and high…

Haha, yes, self-esteem boost for the thin & popular kids! Net gain all around? ;)

When I first heard about this A&F 'no uncool fat kids' stuff, I thought to myself "There's no way teens will let this fly, there'll be backlash for comments like that! The brand will become less popular!" But then I thought back to some…

Yes, I would make an age based distinction. Maybe its arbitrary to you, but I see adolescents as not being fully emotionally and mentally developed yet. Its sort of the definition of the age group. Being a horrid person specifically to that age group is worse than being a horrid person to adults. Its degrees of…

I'd say the difference between the two is that high end fashion designers are making clothes for and selling to a smaller subset of adult society. When they making clothes in restrictive sizes, its behind bullshit facades of 'market demand' and 'target customer base'. This is a problem, but compare to:

A&F is a…

I think that's the difference. Saying "I'm not going to make any clothes larger than a 10 because fatties are gross" is different than just not making any clothes in large sizes.

Saw a video of it once in health class and I'm pretty much good for the rest of my life.

Especially for a song that has been used in a Pepsi commercial for like two months now!

Archie is NOT fucking Mr. Weatherbee! OMG.

I wanted to like her in X-Men, just because she looks the part, but man that was some bad acting. If your personality affects a role in that way, you kinda want to talk about it, so I agree.