Ugh, I hate New Strawberries. They need to bring back Strawberry Classic!

No problem. It took me forever to find it, so it made sense to spare others the hassle.

Robert Totera's "Break Out the Boom Boom"

You and I are the same person.

Haha, you are absolutely right. Anything coming out of your vagina is probably huge no matter how big it objectively is. I was more just commenting because the size seems so arbitrary. Is >8lbs oversized for a woman who's 6'? I doubt it. It seems like there should be a sliding scale, like there is for BMI.

Finally some sororité to go with that fraternité they are always going on about.

Lolwut? I was born in 1987 and I was 10 pounds 8 ounces and 22 inches. While that is larger than the mean, I cannot imagine that is truly oversized. Babies less than 8 pounds are tiny!

McGorry is this window, and I am this fox

The only thing I have to add is that you couldn't have picked a better example. That movie might be filled with so many issues, but I wouldn't know, I am too in love with it to critique it. It made my life as a 5/6 year old first watching it (in the way all things become your obsession when you are first introduced to…

Seriously, how is the military industrial complex able to give me teary eyes of joy? By thinking ahead about the implications of their actions! Who knew that could be such an effective way to make policy?

That face is adorable and terrifying at the same time. A powerful combination!

I literally have no idea. I would have called them side swept bangs, but maybe that isn't right.

Seriously, this is such a great action on the part of the DoD. My jaw almost dropped from surprise and happiness when I read that.

It's a great do! I also like the similar cut on Kerry Washington:

You have just alerted me to something I never knew I wanted but have always needed. Nick Cave would knock this out of the park.

That gif ain't had nothin' twixt it's nethers weren't run on batteries!

Yes she is!

Private prison lobbies fight these types of reforms because it does/could eventually lessen the number of inmates they receive whom the government pays them for, even if it is not at a prison that's private.

I have the same reading of the movie. The only reason it's only somewhat fun for me instead of great is that the plot mechanics used to convey this allegory were incredibly sloppy, and the economy of this world (while not needing to be spelled out entirely) made very little sense, which actively hurt the climax.

I totally agree with you, so this is just an interesting aside, but in many conflict areas that are impoverished, cell phones and smart phones are extremely common because they are cheaper and more reliable than maintaining the landlines.