Honestly... I need more sexy chicken nugget in my life. This totally made my day.

I don’t know, but I desperately need a #76 now.

I blame McDonald’s and the new Hamburglar.

One of the nuggets is naked on the floor next to bones. What is happening?

Let’s be serious here. Her husband is not paying her because she is a “mom.” He is paying her because she is attractive, keeps herself in good shape, and pleases him. Part of that includes being a mother and keeping the kids out of his hair. But, don’t fool yourself into thinking that these mothers don’t all have…

On the one hand, recognizing that the work a SAHM does benefits the family and is worthy of remuneration: I can see how this could arguably be a good thing, in a step-in-the-right-direction way.

This isn’t just limited to this song, but I really, really hate the pet names: mama, daddy and baby. Just. Ew. I’m all for calling your bae sweetie, honey, or the more old fashioned but charming darling, but I can’t stand the idea of reducing your beloved to a parental figure or a child.

I’ve been waiting for Jez to post about this song. I heard it on the radio and liked it, stumbled across the lyrics video and was like, “What the hell, Nicki?! This isn’t you!”

if desert, then Mad Max, or GTFO.

Lots of fruit and daily water drinking.

What would make this video perfection is a shot of Furiosa driving the War Rig straight through this party.

I see it only took a couple of minutes for the “I CHOOSE MY CHOICE!” comments.

optimal nana sweetness? sounds like UTI waiting to happen

Sorry, but these lyrics are straight gross. “Minaj happily embraces catering to her dude?” Yeah, by cooking, cleaning, and being down for a fuck whenever he is.

I still can’t decide whether or not I should even be listening to this song. Catchy but the lyrics are so anti-everything I believe in.

Practically all famous artists (like artist artists) have and are brands.

Just because a woman does stuff doesn’t make her a feminist. There will always be collaborators and “traitors”.

I think it has a lot to do with how very powerful and pervasive the “angry feminist” meme has become. It creates a polarizing effect (and I think that can destructive). People feel compelled to claim that they’re not “angry feminists” because they’ll be discounted otherwise, and because it’s an insulting and limiting…

There were some idiots that, particularly during season 1/2, totally missed that and thought that they were supposed to want to be Don Draper.

I will never understand how feminists can *not* be angry. This anger that permeates feminism is absolutely justified, and since women are currently losing ground and gains are being unmade, I would expect the least we can do is understand why. At which point does being a second-class citizen become something we should…