i think there is a little wiggle room here. this: "lol movie was funny. zombies hehe." is unacceptable. however, " the movie was funny. LOL. and the scary zombies? heh." the first is written by a child, the second, a grown up.

maybe it's because the author and jezebel made it about being fat?

thing in the article says general anesthesia, though that seems to be the consensus among the commenters. more likely, some sort of twilight sleep, the kind you get for a colonoscopy.

which is a very good point, except that editors always write the headline, and jez chose to run this story at this angle, which is irresponsible.

i also don't think this happened in the US, by some of the things she wrote. which is neither here nor here, but possibly the reason for the different spellings of things.

this article, and the comments to this article, are making me so angry.

it took six months to get the cops here in south slope. i'm actually thinking that one of the later attacks, on 12th street, was close enough to north slope for the po-po to feel obligated to take action. idiots.

we high-arched women have a hell of a time in heels. all my weight on my toes. this is why i've worn cowboy boots with an evening dress.

hate thongs, hate them. jockey's no-pantyline promise panties, boyshort style. (though they come in thongs.) they're like a giant yeast infection waiting to happen. and no, i don't shave my cooch.

south park slope, toward greenwood and sunset park, gets increasingly less wealthy as the street numbers increase.

he does?

they're not paying attention to attacks in SOUTH park slope and sunset park. nothing below 12th street. once the guy starts attacking women on streets with lower numbers, then the police will notice.

don't care about poetry, but hate anything that disturbs my sleep: birds, lawnmowers, crazy neighbors.

i cook, i'd like to find a man who enjoys my food and does this dishes. fyi, in case anyone knows anyone. and i'm cute, too.

because getting pregnant doesn't mean you're fertile. the older you are, the higher your miscarriage rates, etc etc. would you take that chance? i wouldn't, and i'm 45

it's true, it is. it starts at 20k, more like 30k.

actually, not true. i know an entire family, four generations, filled with twins. the latest twins come from the father of the woman who had them

angelina and brad admitted they did IVF to get boy/girl twins in france.

we keep saying that we, women, know the stats and don't need them shoved down our throats, yet the comment thread is filled with rare anecdotes and old wives tales. i don't care if your mom (or aunt of sister or grandmother had a baby at 44... from wikipedia: "Fertility specialist and book author Dr. Sherman Silber…

pfft.... what you didn't know in college? that you don't always have to graduate high school to get there. even better, you can get into grad school without finishing college. life experience, people, it counts. plus, i went to a college without grades, pass/fail only, and i've managed a pretty decent magazine editing…