When I saw this headline I was all like "Please not Jelly Belly, please not Jelly Belly" and...damn.

More importantly, was it an inside job?!

I lost it at "I'm an abortionado"

This episode was so great, I can't decide which scene was my favorite.

I went to school in super liberal NYC and never received sex ed.

10/10 Would Buy! (If I had kids and wasn't just a weird adult who wears costumes.)

Ah - so the accurate description would have been "Fox News personality".

You know what? I finally bit the bullet and let my psych prescribe me medication to address my crippling BDD and eating disorder. Coming to that point in this recovery process was so difficult and took admitting a lot of vulnerability. Admitting to myself and my partner that, just because I don't "binge and purge,"…

Was hoping for a twist ending.

I could get with it if "fairness treatment" had to do with ending systemic sexism rather than whitening skin.

What brilliant psychology major came up with these ideas you ask?

Agreed.

Cue bunch of misinformed mras who will come here to say that the wage gap is a myth. Yeah, the National Women's Law Center already answered that one... http://www.nwlc.org/sites/default/…

Weird. My buddy's brother-in-law makes $98 per hour.

Thanks for your in-depth analysis!

who needs pants?

Ladies and gents. Let me give you a view from either side of ze aisle (or central passageway, as we pedants call it.) This is British ettiquette.

To answer your first question, it's worse because the government pays and arms this person to protect people, and instead he preyed on them. So in addition to the crime, his actions were a violation of his duty and [further] undermine the trust that is necessary between the police and the policed to make our whole…

So now there is a third way I'm supposed to feel about my body and then feel guilty if I don't??