ok, so I get that those terms avoid specific "loaded" words, but doesn't "male assigned" suggest that physicality is itself a social construct?

Would it be acceptable to say Mock was "biologically born male"?

San Antonio is full of things you'll never forget. Like the Alamo.

We want it too much. They are almost all sold out.

I was from in Seattle before it was cool.

Jesus fuck, it's less than 24 hours, Jezebel.

ACK! I didn't get to watch because its was just local coverage of the the game (I'm in Seattle). Damn you KCPQ!

Does anyone know what his actual advice is? Is it just the usual PUA shit (negs, etc)?

If you take away the absurdity and offensiveness of this man's statements, it's also just plain incorrect. That person making $2/hr would never be able to live off of it, and thousands would be plunged into poverty overnight. What we learned from the financial crisis is that, even when the market demands lower prices,…

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I find it immensely helpful especially because of the variation in my cycle. Maybe it can't always predict it, but at least I can see when it's been a while and I should be expecting something.

I don't think New Girl fits in with the traditional Moonlighting trope. Nick and Jess didn't hate each other and fight constantly the way Maddie and David did (or the way Mindy and Danny have been, which better fits the trope).

Me too!

I have to disagree. The look for pure delight on the faces of the couple in The Seven Year Itch is by far the best.

Notice the subtle Duck Dynasty reinforcement, so we know that even at his young age, Tripp knows that it seems like, a vagina — as a man — would be more desirable than a man's anus.

I'll follow you out the door

Fauxtella!

GOD! This white girl can't even post a moving gif correctly!

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This is especially important now that the relationship between employees and employers has evolved. People aren't working for the same company for an entire career anymore, and companies don't want them to. Benefits that used to be tied to your longevity with one employer need to evolve as well.