Price is the only thing holding me back from buying this product. I want it so bad because I don’t like to put clothing on while getting dressed.

$45 is a little pricey and it’s not made for my B cups so I’m thinking I might try my hand at making my own. It’s basically Terry cloth with elastic, right?

Agree! A Turbie Twist is like 2 for $14, and I think they’re comparable concepts.

Haha, nice sweaty boob hack. I have a stretch bandeau bra that I throw in the freezer while I’m in the shower. When I’m ready to blow dry, I pull that cold puppy out and put it on. Mmm...cold tits.

I normally do, but when it is 100F in my unairconditioned apartment, I have definitely soaked that bra with sweat within 10 minutes.

i dunno - 22.50 per ‘ta’ seems affordable

If they don’t make the equivalent for guys, they’re nuts.

Hot take: Jeff Buckley’s cover of Hallelujah is the definitive. All other versions can go home and take a seat. This one can sit in the cold, dark, moldy basement.

I suspect it’s because Kaine is Catholic and attended Jesuit schools. And Jesuits generally believe in social justice. Like another Catholic Dem, Joe Biden, reasonable Catholics are generally raised to be anti-abortion but understand that it’s not their thing to legislate it. I was raised liberal Catholic (not…

Captain put upon over here. Read the article and you can see that this is a specific situation in which a black actors run was cut short to boost ticket sales. This is a specific context that you are taking to belly ache about how white folks are laid low by the specter of equality.

Re-read what Carrie said above.

There is no reason to think that this will win them any votes. People who vote Republican will not just suddenly vote Democrat over this one issue. A choice-friendly Republican will beat an forced-birth Democrat in Republican strongholds every time, no question. Not to mention, a candidate that believes women have no…

Democrats can be anti abortion within the context of their own life...the “abortion isn’t for me, but you are free to make your own choices” is just fine with me. What’s not fine is people within the Democratic Party actively working to eliminate other people’s rights to their own choices and bodily autonomy.

A woman’s right to choose is not negotiable.

I’m a democratic voter. I would not vote for an anti-choice candidate. This would decisively push me towards a third party. This would be true even if I lived in Alabama or Oklahoma. Even if they won over some Republicans with this move, wouldn’t they risk losing just as many Dems in the same district? Scratching my…

And yes, there are other actors of color in this production (I even know some of them) because Malloy and Chavkin worked hard to make this production a diverse explosion of talent and energy and color, and those jobs are important and should be protected too, but that didn’t make this suck any less.

So, this is my industry, and I am (among other things) an actor of color, and let me tell you something. I know how money works (for the most part), I GET that one of the worst problems with Broadway is capitalism. But when I saw this picture, it was at the exact same time that I learned that Oak was replacing Groban,…

Yeah, I would assume that Patinkin would have been preparing by now, let alone the show needing to find a new actor now who will have to learn the lines and whatnot in 2 weeks. Though I imagine there must be an understudy who can step in.

Just want to say- I definitely don’t blame him for not coming back.

So if Oak is stepping away on Aug 13, who takes over the role? The show’s first year (massive) success clearly had a lot to do with Groban as the marquee star. Had the producers let Oak finish his 9 weeks, then brought in Patinkin, this would have been a non-issue. But now they’ve pissed off Patinkin (who is a…