You might not realize that you give a fuck, but eyebrows really do affect the way someone's entire face looks.

On a personal level, too, I got many reactions. On my Facebook, from my friends. It makes me feel satisfied about my work – at least the work I did is so impactful that I'm able to shed some light on this.

He's free to make it, I'm free to be grossed out, disturbed, and sad. A woman was literally raped to death in the incident he's referencing. Must be nice to be a man sometimes (yes, I know men get raped. It's extremely uncommon unless you're in prison).

Hmm, I think it's one of those things where if your eyebrow game is on point, they don't notice at all. That means you're doing it well.

Uhhhh it is completely obvious what happened here. She got on a plane for Portugal. She told fellow passengers she was "headed down ol' South America way." They disagreed. A fight ensued. The woman's name is Maeby Fünke.

OMG, I laughed too. Proof of what an asshole this woman is, she expects solidarity from an officer responding to this scene on the grounds that she's not white.

I agree that men don't notice a lot of beauty shit that women do. However, eyebrows are one of those things that change an entire person's face, even one's expression, depending on how they are styled. So a dude may not notice the eyebrows specifically, but if they are groomed and nicely shaped, it may make you look…

Nope. No excuse. You start yelling obscenities in a violent manner and being a nuisance on a *bus* in most major cities, you get kicked off. If you don't leave, you get the cops called. No one cares if you are mentally ill, drunk, having a bad day or just an asshole. This applies doubly to a plane that could be miles…

Well, I wouldn't. And I'd sit still and straight as to not attract attention from crazy lady and so I could hear/see everything. Drama is drama - I see it on the bus I ride all the time (it goes by some mental facilities and has a lot of drunk people on it), and I act exactly like that. And no, I wouldn't start…

This is when I miss airlines in North America, I live in SE Asia now and generally the airlines here give polite, smiley service. Even European airlines put up with too much crap as I have been sat next to drunk screaming people that did not know what country they were in, and the flight attendants did nothing to…

"I'm so excited go to Portugal."

So then flying in a confined space like a long, metal tube 30,000 feet in the air probably isn't the best form of transportation for her.

Yeah, I'm guessing alcohol was largely involved, whether it was a bad-reaction-with-anxiety-medication way, or got-stupid-angry-drunk-in-the-airport-bar way.

Alternate theory:

nah, that type of thing isn't tolerated on planes. Last place you want to cause any commotion is on a plane, everyone's already nervous at the prospect of flying to being with

Just plucking maybe something sticky so they lie straight if really necessary. I know some people find plucking too painful but it doesn't bother me and overtime I think they grow back less. But it is subjective; maybe my eyebrows are ratchet and no one told me.

Damn, my cheekbones are the weakest feature of my face. Couldn't you have gone with eyebrows? I keep those looking fresh to death.

Do you know that there has actually NEVER been an instance of poisoned Halloween candy killing a kid in the US? But urban-legend-spreading-assholes have ruined what used to be one of the best days of the year for kids, who now trick-or-treat with Mom, who confiscates the unhealthy treats upon returning home.

The family went to Sea World this past weekend. After we got past the mob of hippie protesters guarding the entrance, we found our way to the Orca pavilion to watch Shamu and the gang do their thing. During the show, my 6 year old daughter stared at the jumbotron screen showing random stuff the entire time while…