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I think the number is getting a lot of calls so time might have gone up. Good job.

Sexist humor isn't particularly innovative or daring. We've all heard it a million times before. Not only is the commercial offensive, it's lazy.

I remember being 14 and going to school with the tiniest amount of stubble on my legs and seriously FREAKING OUT in my head that everyone could see and were thinking it looked disgusting. It completely distracted me from school work and derailed my train of thought for the whole day, and I have white blond hair on my

I really think we need like a million of these. Like, woman walks down the sidewalk on a busy commute day, and is shocked to find that people don't run into her. Even when she tests the waters by throwing herself in their path, people dodge hurriedly out of her way! She goes home and is talking about it with her

Good call.
(I'm a cis woman with PCOS, btw — if *only* leg hair were the only thing standing between me and the successful performance of femininity. What does Veet have to offer my un-epilatable beard hair and testosterone-sculpted jawline?)

The worst part about this is that they are openly saying that you either have to Veet or SHAVE EVERY FREAKIN' DAY. They all say something like "I shaved yesterday." Not crazy undergrowth. Just 24 hours of hair growth makes you into a man?!

OMG they actually want us to worry about our leg hair while we're being carted away in an ambulance? Fuck society, I'm out.

Implying that women having body hair is somehow unnatural because most choose to shave/wax/chemically burn it off is like saying women who have wisdom teeth are unnatural because most have them removed.

That's all I can come up with because the only thing that's going on in my head after watching this is:

Her thighs could totally crush a human skull.

I'm mesmerized by her thighs. They are like rocket launchers!

I know kids can be assholes, but whatever kid said that crap about her grandfather is fucking evil.

Ummm, I sleep in late (way later than 10), eat fried chicken when I feel like it and have traveled to more than 20 countries. Yes, I have a kid. Not saying you should have had kids—you're happy, so that's great—but the notion that all life ends once you have a kid is wrong. I get a little tired of the

I am literally watching Frozen right now. I am beyond obsessed with this movie. I'm glad it's done so well. I hope it ushers in a brand new golden age at Disney.

I wish I didn't spend so much time loudly professing I didn't want kids and mocking those who had them. It's made it rather embarrassing now that I'm trying to have them. ..

I'm 38. Woke up this morning at 8:30 to a warm little person snuggling her way into bed between my partner and me, throwing her arm around me and whispering, "imagine if we had no bones and were just all floppy?" My partner & I woke up laughing our heads off. We all snuggled for 30 minutes in a warm heap before

Yes, in a world of over 7 billion people, you are definitely the only person who didn't enjoy Frozen. Bravo!

Ha! Classy. Pinkie up!

From comparing foie gras farms (which are almost entirely cage free/free range) to the sorts of factory farms where most of the meat in this country is produced. Remember grass-fed/free-range/cage-free meat is still a relative rarity in this country. I think I read somewhere that around 90% of the meat in this country

Customer: My doctor says I need to take 1500 mg of calcium and 500 mg of magnesium every day. Do you have that?