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So I posted the meaning of the phrase and because of that I am contributing to the cultural breakdown and the war on women because I didn’t post it with a disclaimer about misogynist language? Yeah. All right. One. I think 95% of the commentators on Jezebel understand this and those who don’t I’m not going to change

Yeah. I saw that. But I hate policing every. single. word. everywhere all the time. I get exhausted and sometimes want to enjoy linguistics.

Fuck, that phrase may as well have been created specifically for him.

pretty much. we call people pussies too, but i like big girl’s blouse as it’s somehow more disdainful (and let’s face it, actual pussies are goddamn badass and dicks are enormously wimpy).

Actually, the hairpiece’s aerodynamic shape generates a surprising amount of lift. As long as there’s an air current around, it’s enough to offset the weight of the hubris.

I just cannot imagine how he walks under the combined weight of his balls, hairpiece, and hubris.

I cannot wait for him to reply to this.

If someone doesn’t respond to you after the first Grand Gesture, it’s time to leave them the fuck alone.

“I thought he was a big girl’s blouse,” Scott said.

No. Of all the disgusting things this animal has said, how dare he besmirch the memory of my beloved princess with his taint.

Was it trying to catch a Volkswagen Bug?

The bisexual thing is a fair point, and I'll have to read the bio to decide for myself whether "lesbian who married a man early in her life" or "bisexual who married a man, left him and then lived with a woman for 27 years" is the more accurate description. I'm fine with either one.

I imagine the idea is that we want to appreciate Ride as an astronaut, and the much publicized fact of her as the first American woman in orbit. She was obviously more intensely private about the lesbian part, and, frankly, it's one of the least interesting things about her career. I think the article makes a good

No. Use nonadhesive, thick plastic shelf liner. If something spills, pull out the liner, wash it off, and put it back.

Not that this suggestion is one I'll be doing (I'll just clean up spills as they happen instead of letting them sit and cake on), it's notable that the suggestion specifies using press and seal wrap, which is mildly adhesive on one side (like a post it note) so concerns about it moving around and coming off are