@NefariousCAT: Hey now, Turtle is the best one.

Man, I don't know, that photo of him making a goofy face makes me think he doesn't take himself too seriously. I think they'd be fun.

@deeleigh: Funny how that's the solution to a whole host of the world's problems.

@autonaimee: There are some programs that are privately funding that will give woman $300 to get sterilized if they are addicts. That program has it's own problematic aspects, one run by the government is s0 terrible it's ridiculous. Holy classism.

@ckilgore: This. This is what makes it obnoxious.

My roommate took a research methods class based on craigslist posts looking for sex. That's what the final group paper was about.

@voteforme: Maus. Maus is the genre defier.

Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, but I'm hoping it ascends genres.

The last time I felt weird in a comic book shop, a dude instantly directed me to the Archie comics when I walked in (I spun around and walked out). Mostly though, I feel super weird because I want to talk to the dudes there and nerd out but am unsure as to how to make new comic book store friends? Will they think I am…

@whynotshesaid: RIP Minx imprint.

@JennyDreadful: Uh, clearly the Bats is motivated by REVENGE. Also, maybe justice.

@OverThatRainbow: I do like sitting while on public transportation, but I too have yet to figure out how to make my cane feel really like "me."

Dr. Phil looks like a wax statue.

@phindigo: BODY GLIDE man I swear by this stuff — it is made for runners and is the best anti-chafe thing ever. [www.amazon.com]

@CharlotteT: I bought mine at a sporting goods store (City Sports), so I'm not sure. You can get it through Amazon, though: [www.amazon.com]

@ElSuper: I know! It is like some kind of secret, but the ladies I have talked to about this product irl are always super excited so I try to spread the love.

I might have missed it down in the comments, but Body Glide. It's an antichafing stick (like deodorant), sweatproof, and keeps me in nice skirts sans tights all summer! Chub rub free, ladies, my thighs are always happy.

All of the comments on this post lead me to believe I have lived my whole life misunderstanding what is and what isn't appropriate to wear to work. Are open toed shoes and no hose really that scandalous? I've only worked in cities that get incredi-hot in the summer, but still — her work outfits look cute and…

@Awry: That's kind of what I was thinking. Too sexy for banking? Make some money off that if you want, lady, and more power to you.

This post is lovely and so interesting. I struggled with some similar issues when I started using a cane — it was suddenly a visible representation of disability, though it is way less bionic and futuristic. The idea of personalization through fashion of assistive devices is one I've thought about a lot, so thanks for…