I know that fame is different now, but it never ceases to amaze me when I hear about a person who has MILLIONS of followers and I’ve never heard of them.

I would have gone with ‘my little strawberry’

“French.. and later, the Latin..” What. This person is confused about how language works.

Gosh, they’re both so gorgeous in this photo.

Honestly I think it was like, look at Taylor swift. She is young. I can’t believe I had kids and a marriage at that young age.

-Defcon 5 is the lowest level of readiness.

Some folks have brought up the idea that Miss Universe is strictly about looks and it’s in her contract not to gain weight in the year she’s crowned and so it’s like dishonoring every other contract, etc.

Is there some sort of mathematical equation where the richer the owner, the more garish the interior design?

i would take the turkish bathhouse- no thank you on that horrific kitchen tho

“There’s an endless appetite for trash, apparently, though everyone would say that they don’t have that appetite,”

You can apply that logic/advice to people on both sides of the political spectrum.

Egor claims HE was the breadwinner between the two

He and Tony Montana have similar taste. Every time a photo of his home in Florida, I think to myself that they did a great job of scrubbing the blood from the walls.

That place is hideous. Which is not at all surprising.

Fair enough. :)

Trump lives the way poor people think rich people live. He’s a goofy extreme caricature of a rich man.

Sure, I totally see the resemblance. ;)

You can’t be inclusive to all. You can try, sure, but it’s impossible. Flavia Dzodan’s statement is too narrow to be productive. You can’t use language that is 100% inclusive of everyone all the time. If everything was bullshit unless it was 100% inclusive or intersectional, we’d have gotten nowhere.

What makes it even worse is that Jez doesn’t even walk the walk when it comes to being a proverbial “perfect” feminist.

“The video is well-intentioned, but the metaphor of jumping hurdles, not to mention the doubling down on athletic prowess, seems especially ableist in this context.”