Ah, the Katy Perry quote. It just gets me every time. You can be a feminist and love men, Katy. You can be a feminist and love women. Or kiteboarding. Or heated car seats. Or the smell of gardenias. Or rugby. Or monogrammed towels. Or karaoke nights. Or a nice, off-dry Gewurtztraminer. Or spray cheese. Or mild S&M. Or…

I am so fucking sick of Joss Whedon being asked about feminism and "strong female role models". I can speak for myself, Joss!!! And, you know what, I like the 'ist' in 'feminist'. Just like I like the 'ist' in 'activist' and 'humanist'. I like that it brings a good, hard ending to femin because then, when I…

I'm not a feminist, BUT I like being able to vote, and work, and own property, and keep the money that I earn, and serve on a jury, and shop/eat in public places without a chaperon, and have legal recourse if my boyfriend hits or rapes me, and be able to choose whether or not I get pregnant, and all those other…

From her statement it's obvious Katy Perry hasn't the first clue what feminist means and because of that I don't want her calling herself a feminist. Same with Lady Gaga and her "I love men!" nonsense. I know it defies conventional wisdom for many but not everybody who believes women and girls are capable and entitled…

I can't even. Just, no. That woman was murdered, pure and simple.

There is no gap between 12 and 14! The 14th floor is the REAL 13th floor! Scary!

I would have killed for that number in a race. Its okay to be fueled by Satan for a little bit for positive things, like winning races.

666 is 1) not the number of the beast and 2) NOT the number of the beast. That's 616.

This is a joke, right?

I would have had so much more respect for her if she'd just adopted the nickname "The Beast" and, ahem, ran with it.

This outfit makes me think,

Lorde really reminds me of Darlene Conner here. And that's a good thing.

I don't care how old I get, the name Imogen Poots still makes me giggle. Because farts. You know, toots? Gassies. Rips. Cheeky clappers.

Seconded! Going from hiding behind my long, thick layered hair to a short bob was one of the greatest decisions of my life. It sounds silly, but cutting it off gave me the confidence to overcome many self esteem issues I was having, and therefore helped me come out of the crippling depression I'd had for years.

SO MANY MORE WOMEN SHOULD GET PIXIE CUTS! Seriously, 9 times out of 10, the reasons I hear women give for not cutting their hair are completely ridiculous and bogus...

My guess is his last GF went insane trying to give him the right kind of attention he kept demanding. I mean suggesting. I mean insinuating by way of poetry and left around her apartment in loose leaf music notations.

Pfft. She can keep all that. I'd rather be right here in Alaska, hiking and skiing with my girls.

Cut to 6 years later. They both travel too damn much to see each other, he finds her to be difficult and flighty, she finds him stodgy and boring. They have a spectacularly dramatic divorce. She goes back to the stone hut and drinks.

Why does our society have such a hard time with the concept of "consent"? Is it because we still don't believe women are actual people, and not just livestock/property? Seriously, get it the fuck together, US.