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Literally, let’s put a end cap on this fucking year. Someone please blow this fucking useless rock into the sun.

Is it bad it makes me happy (even as a rape victim myself)? I just think that instead of transferring schools like I might have done to avoid the person, she said, “I’m not forgetting, and no one else is, either!” And having her friends by her side while she’s graduating? It’s awful, but it’s the best outcome of this

I normally am not into performance art (because I largely don’t get it, so that’s on me) but this one really makes me feel the feels. I tear up every time I read about it.

I was on my period the entire time. It was one of the heaviest, longest periods of my life, and it started 2 days before my wedding and lasted all the way through the honeymoon. Cool.

My mom is a travel agent, so when my sister wanted to book a cruise for her honeymoon, she got our mom to book it so they could get the best deal possible during spring break (money was tight as my sister was going back to school).

Our honeymoon was wonderful until our last night. It began as a lovely evening, we ate delicious food, drank entirely too many cocktails and retired to our hotel room around 2 am for some sexy time. We both passed out and the next thing I remember is being in an elevator on the fourth floor with the doors open. Our

I got my period. Not a huge deal but on the way home (we missed our flight so it was was was later one) I took my earrings out and they started bleeding and my husband said, "you're just bleeding from anywhere, hey?!" I was slightly horrified.

I got pregnant. :(

My grandma and grandpa got married in 1953.

My fantastic friends helped me make approximately 80 burlap-wrapped invitations. They all came out wonderful and no one fought.

The invitations to my November 2001 wedding were mailed on September 10, 2001. The wedding venue? Windows on the World.

This is all gross, and since everyone else is focusing on myriad gross aspects of it, I'll just say: I only use [sic] when I want to be an asshole. Like even if something is grammatically incorrect, I'll usually just fix it in brackets, i.e.:

It's a deliberate attempt to dehumanise the woman they fired. They also offer to her as 'him' and 'he' through their documents.

Nothing like winning a legal battle via PR suicide.

"In a slimy, offensive, and very ill-advised move, Saks's attorney uses the term "[sic]" when referring to Jamal's claims (i.e., that she was mistreated "because of 'her [sic] gender'"). Although Saks claims in the filing that "it is well established that transsexuals are not a protected by Title VII,""

Yet Attorney General Eric Holder has already confirmed that the Justice Department would be interpreting sex discrimination protocol Title VII to include those with transgender status. Saks will lose in a big way.

Oh Saks. No.

Saks, honey, is this really the hill that you want to die on?