How many times was the word “Vagina” used? I’m guessing none.

It’s been 6 years and SUR still doesn’t offer direct deposit?!

but in that analogy, a one-armed man did kill Kimball’s wife, so what are you saying?

It’s hard when your friend has a baby, and then you with her about talk her baby, and then never actually bring to her attention that you’d like to talk about other stuff, and then judge your friend to be less of a friend because you can’t have a simple honest conversation with her.

If this were to pass, while it’s in the court system, I would encourage any woman forced to carry her pregancy to term by this bill to list Rep. Steve King as the father on the birth certificate.

you have to be culturally aware of different cultures

how so?

Oh man, I read it as Christina Applegate and I was so confused...

Perhaps the arrest wasn’t as defining for him as it was for you. 

That last item is so much better when you think it’s talking about the other Michelle Williams

Imagine trading a car for a packet of shitty novelty sauce and then McDonalds announcing that they will have more.

“I think Georgina [Weinstein]”

agreed. That’s where the real chemistry was.

Does this seem like a review of an episode? Yes

Does this seem like a review of an episode?  Yes

I didn’t think it was that odd. They require that all adults be with a child (as part of the group), and they do not admit or re-admit adults without a child present.

Over a year after my miscarriage, I was at a 2 year-olds b-day party. The second half of the party was to be spent at a children’s museum that doesn’t allow non-parents to enter (for understandable safety reasons). I didn’t know that, and I mentioned to my friend “oh, are we going to the museum too?” and her mom said…

The restaurant “Miss Carry” puns really hit home. Becasue that’s what it was like, these little things, people’s unrelated comments, that just dug into your loss in ways no one else knew was possible.

I’m completely open to the idea that he played a role in the cultural revolution of the 70's and the idea of women owning their sexuality, but it’s a only part of a story that includes making money off women’s bodies and “empowering” women without actual equality. I would have expected a nuanced piece debating or…

WTF has happened to Jezebel?