"She gets my side orders, but doesn't ask how I wanted the steak cooked. I was a server in a steakhouse for a couple years; the knee jerk reaction to a steak order is 'how would you like that cooked?'"

"Created by women in India who wish to remain free from sex slavery."

I'm also not trying to pick, but Gloria's wave was second-wave feminism. First-wave traditionally refers to suffragettes.

I get what you're saying; however, Gloria and her crew devoted their lives to a cause that allowed Beyonce to grab the baton. IMO, a better example would have been comparing Gloria to someone like Dorothy Pitman-Hughes. I also wouldn't doubt the Gloria Steinem would agree that WOC who are feminists are fighting a…

You would actually say that Beyonce is more of a feminist than Gloria Steinem? That's silly. And it's a silly thing to even try and judge based on your opinion.

Pretty sure she was making a direct reference to the situation of the character she was playing that won her the award.

And even if we don't like her she is still unquestionably a working comedian so yaaaay funny women!

How do I sign up to be notified when your cookie mule... er... sweet child starts selling? A guy in my office usually sells on behalf of his daughter but I want to order an embarrassing amount of cookies and make sure no one at my office knows my shame.

Jezebel has turned into a very, very, very confusing source of information/opinion lately.

Past the content (which is great) this is one of the most well-written and fully formed pieces I've read on Jezebel in a long while. I really hope you write more and that Jez makes a shift to this style more often.

Isn't that kind of how ideas are born? Spitball, "so if A exists, B should also exist", turns into trying it the heck out and seeing if you can make it work...?

Not to mention how fantastic it would be for the network to be able to truly determine what programming is most valuable for a Thursday night viewer - it's A/B testing....

Friedman's fix is genius - anyone who has spent time at a local station would agree. The most annoying thing in the world is when the President breaks in for a press conference that pre-empts daytime - almost immediately the phones light up with people complaining about the interruption. Yes, still.

No, I work at Vice like everyone else in the comments. Did you guys hear about our stocking stuffers?!!?

That also explains a lot. :) One of the things I love about living in New York for the past 13 years is that I am able to adapt to a really diverse living environment.

Apologies, you said, "Armpit stink is natural, but if you bring your nasty, funky ass around me without deodorant, I'll tell you about it." I didn't realize "you" was only people you knew personally.

As someone who lives in New York City and rides mass transit daily, I have learned to realize that I should just count…

I would truly hope you wouldn't walk up to someone who has an odor that you don't know intimately and inform them. It's not your business and it's very possible that they are well aware that they are smelly. Yes, there are medications for SOME things, but other times this can be a huge indication of a much larger…

Agree - I witnessed many ignorant white people on Facebook saying things like "Yeah, if I [robbed a convenience store/sold illegal cigarettes/played with a toy gun "suspiciously"] I would EXPECT the cops to shoot me!" I think the hashtag is trying to help these people understand how different these interactions are…

Yes! I'll be at the one in the Grey House Universe.