I really thought she looked best with the short pixie-type hair. She has the bone structure to make that work.

My problem is that the only people in my area who go to religious services are 65 and up. I'm 31, so I've given up on it.

That plus Sperry shoes.

Seconded. I'm 5'10''. Sometimes I layer a longer skirt under a short skirt and I think it looks cool, although opinions may vary. Warmer in the winter, too.

I think it's because of the timing. Also her photos are ugly.

I vaguely recall reading something that said you are averse to your relatives' smells as a way to prevent incest.

I would sweat to death at 73. 66 is normal for me, and I turn it up to 68 if I'm absolutely freezing.

Yep. So many of those retro hairstyles really ONLY work if you haven't washed your hair in a day or more.

I don't understand the physics of that dress.

Honestly, the only thing I'm thinking while looking at that photograph is how to get a knockoff version of that dress in a different color.

I can't tell you how many times I've either made or received an emergency bathroom phone call that centered around me or female friends trying to figure out if we've accidentally gone on a date that we thought was a hangout. People over 40-ish don't get why this happens, but it's the non-committal "hangout" request…

You are correct. Baby humans are the worst. I will select a baby anything over a baby human every time.

So I've lived in a place without Western medicine or Western concepts of mental illness, and they have something along the lines of an "exorcism" that is done communally, and there's this big cathartic release for the afflicted person and everyone involved. There's a school of thought that this is a culturally-valid…

Thanks for clarifying. I could see that being confusing for a general readership audience, so maybe that's why the Grantland author made the choice he did. Until today I thought Grantland was a website about applying for grants, though, so what do I know?

NOPE NOPE NOPE WILL NOT READ COMMENTS BEFORE BED

I've wondered about the retroactive gendering convention. Is it the preferred practice (and I recognize that not every trans person would have the same preference, but I mean generally speaking) to refer to someone as the gender they present as now when you're talking about things that happened when they presented as…

I wouldn't feel bad about using a notebook and pen in class. Some subjects just don't lend themselves to laptopping (e.g. economics, math, physics, to think of a few examples).

White Anglo-Saxon Protestant

Bradley Whitford swoon....

Yup. That lady would fit right in with my family. I heartily approve.