I mean, what could a woman possibly even need feet for, anyway? It's not like we can sports, or make decisions about our own destinations, so it's really better for us to be wheeled around on dollies.

Visor, aviators, two polo shirts with popped collars, both cropped short enough to show underboob, and plaid shorts, also cropped off. I like it.

Look, I'm not going to stand behind Miley's racist, and other various-ist bullshit, but reading that letter made me feel the same as trying to read a China Mieville book.

Is this still based on an Austen book (Since #1 was P&P and #2 was Persuasion)? I'm trying to shoehorn the love previous love interest being dead into the remaining Austen plots. Maybe Bridget Jones slips into the Colonel Brandon role, and the new kid is Marianne?

Is this still based on an Austen book (Since #1 was P&P and #2 was Persuasion)? I'm trying to shoehorn the love previous love interest being dead into the remaining Austen plots. Maybe Bridget Jones slips into the Colonel Brandon role, and the new kid is Marianne?

Haha, my first reaction to this was "I can just imagine his starry-eyed awe at reading his first Harold Bloom essay when he was 17"

I would much rather watch this movie than the 40 days of dating movie.

SHOCKING NEW TREND OF WHITE WOMEN GETTING PLASTIC SURGERY TO LOOK MORE LIKE WHITE WOMEN.

No, no, the ugly and/or fat women must all be locked up in our houses, lest we inflict the sight of us on some poor innocent man.

Yeah, I'm Korean, and I kind of have double lids already (but shallow) and I'd get the eye surgery done if it were reliable, and judgment-free (a mild version, at least), which it isn't in the US.

Other countries being racist is aaaaalways a favorite topic.

Obligatory, and repeated eye roll at the "even though this clearly has nothing to with looking white, remember that other plastic surgeries in Korea are all about looking white, because gosh darn it every Asian person wants to look white."

I'm thankful that my white fiance is pretty good about this stuff - but if he weren't, we probably wouldn't be engaged. He does make missteps, but feels appropriately terrible about it, and then learns from it.

Luna sounds so good on that track. My favorite right now is probably Signal's disco-y disco-ness.

It always makes me think of Werewolf Bar Mitzvah.

I'm going to need a t-shirt that says "Check your tidy privilege"

The world would be a better place. I have to admit though, that half of why I follow k-pop is for the ridiculous meta-drama - between groups of fans, between agencies, between the agencies and the broadcast companies.

I always thought it was kind of that in combination with the fact that the U.S. doesn't have the immense structure needed to support everything. They've got like, four music shows a week that groups perform their singles on, and those are all hosted by other k-pop stars, and outside of that there are also a ton of…

2NE1 was like, my first k-pop girl group. Right now I'm really into f(x) because their new album is super catchy. (Also, because of the super-cute androgynous taiwanese-american girl).

EXO is totally adorable, but I heard their fans are craaaaaazy.