Thank you! The thing that continues to amaze me is that there is never even a close approximation to balancing out that ratio. Without question the industry absolutely is populated by some hugely talented women, but the guys still garner the lion’s share of attention to a profoundly lopsided degree. And when female…
I only just read the vows and the forced religion is pretty much the only part I can remember because it is so creepy!
I wouldn't bet on it.
It just set off my "eeh" alarm. You'd be shocked at how many people on here apparently feel very passionately that it's not strange at all. But to think forcing a child to pray is so important that you include it in your wedding vows, with that language? That's gross
Ugh what a cow. I'm sure this means that you will get to marry the handsome prince she had her sights set on for her own wicked daughter though.
He lost me at "I vow to make you say your prayers". NOPE. Shoving religion down a child's throat is never cute.
Steak frites, all the way. Maybe I am an uncultured ox, but give me a really good piece of steak and some perfect fries, and I am happy in a way that whatever that twee nightmare above could never make me.
Four jobs where the person is addressed by their job title:
as someone who went to an obnoxious catholic school I have to say... I approve. Pretty cool girls. Seriously. No sarcasm.
OMG I LIVED IN WOODSTOCK, IL FROM 6-9 YEARS OLD. I'M PRACTICALLY FAMOUS, YOU GUYS.
I defend their right to offend an imaginary god and kick ass in regionals.
Am I the only one (besides Natasha) who finds this super funny? Yeah, it's disrespectful but kids are disrespectful little shits. They'll grow out of it. It's not like they were mocking a marginalized group, Christians have IMMENSE amounts of privilege in america. A little bit of joking is not going to do any damage.
they forgot Ken in a box
This is great. The sooner our country's youth shake off the "mind-forged manacle" that is religion, the better.
Remember: freedom of expression is a sacred right...until a religious conservative gets butthurt and offended. Then it is the devil.
nope totally a slytherin with few hufflepufffy sensibilities
Emma, you can do much better.
In first grade (back in 1957, believe it or not) I used to flash my underpants at the little boy who sat next to me so he's let me use his thin pencils. (I hated the thick first-grade pencils we had to use.) He especially loved my underpants with the teeny little flowers on them.
I have a few.
