COME AT ME, BRO!

I will bet right now that the winner will be a design by Pnina Tornai.

I do nominate this gem (seen on Hideous Wedding Dresses) worn by someone named Lady Mary Charteris. But I don't think it's the ugliest ever.

indeed. ugh i have a video of a WHOLE BUNCH OF FERRETS fighting in a giant pen in a megapets but i have no idea how to get it on here.

Lifted from NCR on Gawker, desperately apropos.

HEY - ALL YOU STUPID FUCK "NOT ALL MEN" MOTHERFUCKERS -

Women, argue PUAHaters, will only go out with good looking alpha males and would never look twice at anyone who isn't a musclebound dreamboat with a six-figure income

All of it is horrifying, but this:

What I find so scary about this incident and Elliot's connection to these PUA groups is that what he did is the logical end point of the Nice Guy™ ethos. Nice Guys™ go through life with this sense that their love is unrequited and that they are being under-appreciated, all while never actually indicating to the object…

I rejected a guy in high school several times and he continued to be obsessed with me 10 years later, at some point stalking me, even just a couple of years ago at my gym while he was already engaged to someone else. The first time I rejected him he turned some friends against me, causing pity to himself. He then…

Didn't you know? A slut is a woman who sleeps with everyone but you.

I feel physically ill after reading all of that (in hindsight, I probably shouldn't have read it on my birthday. It's going to be at least an hour or so before I can be gleeful, appreciative birthday girl again).

I read through all 130+ pages of this loser's manifesto, and he never even bothered to try and talk to women. I wonder how many of these other losers do the same thing he did to try and meet women, which is nothing, and then complain that women don't throw themselves at them.

Ugh! I'm 22, I'm a virgin, and I've never kissed a guy. IT FUCKING HAPPENS. It's hard. Trust me I know it is. Everything tells you that this is what life is about. I've graduated from my dream school, got my dream job, but I still have that nagging feeling that I'm worth a little less because I haven't reached…

One thing I've noticed in heterosexual situations:

My idea has always been that its the amount of privilege the person has. As in a middle/upper class white man (like Elliot Rogers) has been raised in a society where they can expect to get things easily, be it a good education, a good job, or the expectation of being able to get beautiful women-when they don't get…

Somewhat related, re: they're among us.

This makes me physically sick.

The "current sexual distopia" seems to be...women choosing who they want to have sex with?