Athletic culture is fucking rapey. And misogynistic. And frequently racist. The fact that this song- about raping a dead prostitute- is considered "traditional" should probably tip you off.

They rape in groups, too.

Their intention was to intimidate, and you goddamn fucking well know it. We all know these types of guys far too well for your bullshit to actually fly.

So you think the best way for them to approach her was in a group? Hmmm... a group of rapey athletes offering to "talk" with a feminist. Can't imagine why anyone would be suspicious of that....

But the unsweetened Passion Iced Tea is so darned delicious.

While I might think it's funny to trick people into thinking a $5 bottle of wine is actually $500, something about this experiment just feels douchey to me. I mean, someone did originally make that piece of art. Just because it's from IKEA and a print doesn't make it not real art. Maybe it just makes it a successful…

THANK YOU. I'm in America so have virtually no clue about these people or this show, but I've seen the clips and read internet comments on Twitter/elsewhere. She went on and on about a suit and that's annoying, but her husband called the guy a serial killer. Hers was more drawn out but his was more ridiculous, and *no…

OH, MAN. How long would that receipt be?

More guys did mini-lectures

Thank you. I love reading Jezebel, and the food columns. However, a number of these actions were more than revenge, they didn't demonstrate wit/cunning/intelligence. They were vandalism.

I think all these stories are made up anyway. Someone wants us to believe in a place called Nebraska. Bull shit.

I'm not pitying. It's a choice. For some, it's the only rational choice. The pity is that our society glorifies the military and a war culture, spending billions in taxpayer money on it, spending that is disproportionate to spending for education and social support programs.

I'm sorry, is this supposed to be some kind of fucking joke? I'm not going to humor you with a huge long comment explaining the myriad ways lesbians are oppressed in general, explain violence against them, explain corrective rape or bathroom rights or sexualization/fetishization, the distancing straight women do and…

No problem with the rape content, but "gay stuff?! Ew!"

It might make you feel less depressed like, 2weeks later for a day or so.

At hospitals and other Safe Havens, they question you about the pregnancy, your health, and make sure you are one of the parents (Safe Haven laws only cover parents- if another relative drops the baby off for you that person can be charged with neglect/abandonment). This is really scary to mothers who did drugs during…

Did you? It says pretty fucking clearly there in the article that the animators were working without a reference and that was the problem, not some kinda bullshit "oh no no one will be happy why do anything" cop-out.

"Across the board, [the response from women] wasn't a neutral response, it was a negative response," Alex said. Curiously, the negative response occurred both when the physics were unrealistic, and when the physics were turned off. It seems as if there's a very fine line to walk when it comes to breast physics: they…

actually it's about ethics in breast physics journalism

You thought Will Smith was realistic as Ali? I enjoyed the movie but I never thought that Will really sunk into the role. It always felt like Will-Smith-playing-Muhammad-Ali.