Can I just pretend THOT means "thought" and not something I have to go google?

Wait, "bae" stands for something? I just thought it was a crappy re-purposing of "baby" or "babe."

I don't know if it's clear in this post, but it's highly unlikely that any of these brands is going to just go away. P&G is selling them in order to regain focus on their core, which is home care. Profitability at the brand level isn't public information, but I would bet that all of their beauty and fragrance brands…

Apparently my once-per-month facial slathering of Noxzema, followed by the use of an extractor tool, was not enough to keep the brand in business.

The original versions of it just came back in the last year or two, but the other ones have been around for a long time. I use like 5 different herbal essences, the Honey I'm Strong, Naked Volume, Long Term Relationship, Tea-lightfully clean, and one of the originals, the smooth one.

The funnel applicator is stupid. It deposits way too much product in a small area. I just put some on my palms and rake it through my hair. The bumble & bumble one is good, albeit expensive for its size.

I can't imagine using dry shampoo that wasn't spray. That seems really difficult!

Will anything come of her pressing charges? Probably not.

Just a gentle reminder here not to put your criminal activity on Facebook, unless you'd like it to serve as a testament to your absolute and shattering idiocy.

These stories always remind me of the Michael Scott Diversity Training

I can't wear red because I have purple hair and look like an opposite world version of those sassy old red hat ladies.

Butt Window Spice

For really real though? Some kids really are gifted. Some kids really are more intelligent than the others. In the school board I grew up in, all kids get tested with the same test in public school regardless of demographic and gifted classes happen or don't regardless of parental pushing or how much they believe their…

oh man I wanted to see The Pyramid but that was one of those blink and you miss it releases. Probably has a similar premise, you know once one idea kinda works everyone wants to imitate it IE Blair Witch EVERYTHING WILL HAVE SCARY MOMENTS AND SHAKY CAM....

Thanks for the recommendation — I'll check out Ils sometime when I'm home alone! I think Ringu and Pan's Labyrinth are the only movies that have legitimately frightened me as an adult, on that "not stepping out of bed with my feet within arm's reach of anything that might be under there" kind of level.

Glad you have Suspiria on here. Personally, I also loved The Awakening, and Shutter (the South Korean one) Both really well shot movies.

I'd like to add Korean movie A Tale of Two Sisters. Gorgeous and so creepy.

Any love for As Above/So Below ? In the grand scheme of found footage genre, it was probably one of the more fluidly shot and thought out movies to come out last year. It was creative enough with the first person cam and steady enough to make you feel the walls closing in and avoid the feeling of nausea that comes…

What about the Under The Skin? Some of those scenes...wow.