Walking around topless with curse words scrawled across your body? IDK if it is going to sway any opinions.
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The whole West coast is doing just fine thank you, it’s damp here in Seattle but we’re not complaining!
If you follow fashion, celebrities, kewl teenz, or the children of the rich
So good. I love the peanut butter cup one. The Skinny Cow ice cream bars in Salted Caramel Pretzel and Moccachino are pretty good too.
I think Jia covered this the other day. Probably looks a little like...
This makes me sad that a website for grown women is following the rest of the media in fetishizing the teenage offspring of two formerly good-looking and famous people. That’s the entire sum of her ‘talent’ and no good can come of thrusting a fifteen year old into fame as we have seen time and time again. Sad all…
A new blond celebrity? And she’s a white woman? Oh shocker! Let’s do an article every day about her for 500 days because blond white women are so fascinating and oh so rare.
really, really good
In my supermarket they slapped a sign above the Lean Cuisines that says “Meals For One” and the tone just feels really judgey.
Cheesecake Factory. See also: deliciousness.
Weight Watcher’s, I think, have chicken sliders that kill. (And if that’s literally, well, so be it.)
Some of their stuff really isn’t that bad....when you factor in that they take pretty much no effort to heat up.
It’s amazing. Someone in the advertising department deserves a medal for that.
All powerful professional women’s clothing in popular media in the early 90s would have been an amalgam of Sigourney Weaver in Working Girl, Diane Keaton in Baby Boom, and a dash of Eartha Kitt in Boomerang. Although this particular Carey Lowell clone seems to be going way back to Diane Keaton in Annie Hall.
I hate anyone who says “baby bump,” even if I go back to liking them right after the words are gone from their lips. I have hated that fucking term since the first time I heard it.
Because the internet is mentally 16 and feels the need to rebel against things that are popular.
What kind of comment would you write on an article about fried chicken and watermelon?
The last time I called sriracha “hipster hot sauce,” someone jumped down my throat for anti-Asian prejudice.
You mean the children victims of sexual abuse that he is standing up for? This isn’t a contest to see who is the biggest victim, but you wouldn’t know it from the reactions around here.