I want to star this a thousand times. FUCK them.

Try to imagine the photo before it got photoshopped to hell and back. Now you can feel a little better. ;)

I really do wish designers would consider those of us who have boobs, hips, and butts when designing their fashions. It seems like there’s a gradual trickle-down effect to regular clothes for the rest of us, and certain trends (boxy sweaters for instance) don’t work on 90% of people.

I ... I can’t even. I hope you’re not in charge of coordinating all of that, because it sounds like hell.

You watch Puppy Bowl!

I liked Logan well enough, but I definitely like Cary way better. In my ideal world, Logan just comes back to Stars Hollow as Cary. Of course I also want Dean back as a ghost-hunter named Sam.

I’ve gotten the impression from some articles I read somewhere (here) that any time a celebrity mentions a product on social media, they are likely getting a payout of some sort. Otherwise, why not just post the photo? (Conversely, these two are both super business-savvy and I can’t imagine they would advertise for…

It was probably more like, “Bey! Airbnb paid me $2million to namecheck them on Instagram! You should get up on that.”

They’re called PGPs for short, preferred gender pronouns. I volunteer with an organization where that’s part of our nametag — Name, PGP, Role with the organization. It’s really cool you’re doing that!

Matt Czurchy is definitely on the GG reunion mini-series? Hurrah!

Obama’s dancing? His jump shot? I feel like she’s teetering on racism there. I also love the idea that only 20-somethings like having a “cool” president. I guess it’s true that every generation thinks they invented cool. How cute.

(Oh my gosh, I just realized that I misspelled privilege a thousand times in my post. Thank you. Not to take away from the message!)

I *love* Key and Peele! I was bummed that they ended their show, and I’m psyched to see they are continuing to partner up and do stuff. I don’t care for the very big sporting event, but I will watch this.

Wealthy people have it, and so do people whose parents are academics. It’s that pillow of expectation.

Amen times a thousand! Not to mention that children of privelege have a certain confidence that others do not have. When you have always had privelege, you feel worthy of such, and you conduct yourself that way. It’s an invisible golden armor. It’s an expectation that you deserve nice things and will get them.…

His performance in Tremé was under the radar. As was Tremé in general.

Instead of a Twitter mansplain comment you got one right here!

I agree with everything you said, except I’ll raise you Go West Young Man, Shane, Nashville, Crater Lake. Hmm, actually I like most of Whip-Smart. Nothing after that though! (I totally agree about SP though.)

That makes up for that weirdly unflattering dress.

I add her to my best-dressed list of the night!