I'm pretty sure NPH is universally accepted. If he's not, he can rewrite the Bro Code and work himself in.

Shippin' y'all now. Keep us posted.

Sounds more to me like she already thought he needed a new car and would've been like, sure, go for it, if he'd brought it up any other time, too. The sex had nothing to do with it, she was joking.

That day on Gawker there was a starred guy posting about that, so I was referring to that incident. Basically they can't believe he means any of it and it's just a way for him to get laid. Because handsome movie stars definitely have to work super hard to get laid.

Chris Hemsworth simultaneously promotes outdated cliches about gay men and straight women, remains sexy while doing so.

I'm pretty bad, but since we had our daughter (she's 5) my husband says he experiences physical pain when something comes on about a child suffering. It makes his skin hurt.

I was going to be pleased with Warner Bros. Pictures for casting a normal looking woman, but then discovered that her dad is the President & COO of Warner Bros. Entertainment.

Well, the buttons could gap a bit, which would force male students to rape her. It's a safety issue, really.

I like to look at *erect* peens as much as I like to look at any other part of a guy I'll never meet or sleep with.

Yes, Disney World is under the same restrictions that Disneyland is under.

Charlotte Stein is *amazing*. As far as her smuttier stuff goes, Control and Power Play are probably the best, and I liked Telling Tales a lot, but it gets going slower. They're femdom.

Is someone who is familiar with Twilight, MotU, and 50 Shades able to talk about how similar Twilight and MotU actually were in the first place? Other than the character names.

The nail, you have hit it on its head.

And more specifically older, powerful men. It does few favors for the young, except offer select young people temporary privilege or the promise of eventually being an older powerful man themselves, as long as they support the system. I mean, the patriarchy has, at points in history, been every bit as openly…

It's weird to me when people think the slightest hint of possible romantic or sexual interest from any party involved negates friendship.

I'd add to your third point that these men have a logic string something like this:

With Pitt and Clooney, it's okay with men that women might also find them attractive because men have already stamped their approval and understanding of that attraction, since it's based upon qualities that appeal to other men.

It's like they got the basic idea that you can leave out some letters and substitute others (like x for ks) to shorten things up, but lack the internet common wisdom to understand what the consensus abbreviations and substitutions are, so they do this random sort of thing thinking that's cooler than just going ahead…

How compelling a bunch of 22-yo dudes must've found hearing a nearly 90-yo woman invoking Bella Abzug to teach them how to evaluate pretty girls.

Only for five minutes, tops.