Eh, I understand what they’re saying but they seem like they’re laying this at the feet of people like Chelsea, which is crazy. It also seems like they’re opportunists too. They saw someone who was famous and knew that confronting her would get a lot of attention, so they went for it. 

I hate stammering through the snow, it’s such a pain.

She breasted boobily to the stairs, and titted downwards. By Eric Erickson.

Seriously! She reads like she fell out of some bad fan fic where the author imbued one of the characters with every wish and fantasy they’ve ever had for themselves.

She is “Conventionally” good looking.

“...his honesty” Please stop confusing “honesty” with “he’s willing to say the racist things out loud that I am too chickenshit to say out loud myself’.

One of the girls I follow was trying to mimic a specific look from I guess a Kanye video where they are big block characters. Whatever. They built a prop to hold the clothing up, ok, fine.

Out of curiosity what do you think about middle class and upper class people buying up sometimes decently constructed, brand name clothing that is affordable for the poor?

She might be funny, but she’s funny in that way when you laugh uncomfortably at an acquaintance when they make an off-color joke. In that, this wasn’t actually funny, it was weird, and weirdly nasty. Lots of Cool Girl-isms, etc in this piece.

Sarah you are very funny, but you’re wrong. WRONG!

Yeah, that's a pretty solid theory. You hear all the time that "well, if I lived in Hollywood, tanned, wore makeup, dyed my hair blonde and dieted I'd be hot too" but then SJP is kinda the 'proof' that that isn't true. She kinda serves as the harsh reality that physical attractiveness is more than just hair dye and…

I remember reading once that there was a reason why so many women angrily defend Sarah Jessica Parker when men say she's unattractive. It's because she does everything the media says a woman SHOULD do for her appearance, being rail thin and focuses on wardrobe and perfect makeup and hair... and despite "following the…

Not that this refutes anything Lindy's saying, but I find it interesting that the uniquely gorgeous celebrities like Scarlett Johansson or Natalie Portman or Eva Mendes or Mila Kunis or Olivia Wilde are liberals, while the white-bread generic beauties like Jessica Simpson, Sarah Michelle Gellar or Carrie Underwood are…

Talking to a lot of women at the RNC this year, I remember several of them telling me something to the effect that THEY were the ones who are "pro women" and the Democrats are the ones who are "anti-woman."

UR JUST JEALOUS CUZ UR A LIBERAL LEZ U WISH U WERE HOT LIKE

I think it's both, right? You can afford to get your hair and nails done twice a week and presumably you don't work b/c your hubby is wealthy so you work-out when the kids are at school. American Dad (mcfarlane, i know) has a great episode on this whole conservative "housewife" look.

Counting down to accusations of jealousy in 3...2...1

"Compliant" is a great term for it.

It's not unusual to hear men describe a woman as "hot," regardless of her actual physical features, when all she's really doing is fulfilling the tenets of stereotypical "hotness." Makeup, perfume, plastic surgery, blow-outs, pearls—these things, in our culture, represent "pretty." They represent "making an effort."

I've always thought it was just an income thing. IE conservative females are more likely to come from the sort of backgrounds where they can afford Chanel foundation, Dior lipstick, and custom tailoring so that your clothes suit you better.