Clearly, Mrs O. took a leaf out of Miss Red Vest's book yesterday...

Excuse the terrible errors in my language... discovered them too late to be able to edit them out...

These girls look only in their late teens... how many of those 'engagements' actually lead to weddings... and, more importantly, marriage?

If there even is a wedding to follow the engagement, that is...

And always-being-the-one-whose-face-is-obscured-by-someone-else's-exuberance is the new always-the-bridesmaid-never-the-bride?

If I could've clicked that 'recommend' star any more times to add to your tally, I totally would have.

Emperor's new clothes, anyone?

Could this have been a rival firm paying DeBerry to make a fake commercial putting their competitor in a really bad light?

Actually, in their defence, this could have been a rival company paying and agency to create a faux commercial to put this company in a really bad light....?

Ahhh, they've updated the article with that information (wasn't there when first published)... thanks for updating me! Let's hope a solution is found soon. 167 pounds is not what I'd call fat (at least not for every woman) and most certainly not by definition unhealthy.

So... would it work if women over 176 pounds simply took two pills instead of just the one?

So... would it work if women over 176 pounds simply took two pills instead of just the one?

Before reading this article, I would have never realised that RP went way beyond girls/women who'd sent nude pics of themselves to boyfriends - hacked email accounts, photoshopped fakes, doctor's pics for medical purposes... unsettling.

I don't know where you live, but around my neck of the woods leaving your phone in the car is not an option ;)

The sad thing is, British TV recently really did something to raise awareness: they featured a woman giving a demonstration on how to examine your breasts for possible abnormalities. The move caused outrage, after all, how dare anyone show boobs in a non-sexual manner!

I read the original article on the Kansas City Star website, and kudos for the journalist there, who really dug deep.

This bride sounds like she wants, wants and wants. Will her misplaced sense of entitlement hit again at her baby shower, when everyone brings things for her baby and nothing for her?

Here's hoping someone makes a London equivalent of this video...

Painful, yes, but the nerves may have died off with the flesh, and besides, Krokodil being an opiate I would think it acts as powerful pain relief.

Painful, yes, but the nerves may have died off with the flesh, and besides, Krokodil being an opiate I would think it acts as powerful pain relief.