Totally. I kept my maiden name when I married in the 1990s (shut up, I was 12). My FAMILY still sends me stuff to Mrs. Husband's Name. When my aunt left me in her will, I had a hell of a time with the legal issues because I was called "Beatrice Husband'sLastName". My husband responded to the rest of my family,…

We went through that. There has been a push back sadly. More women change their names after marriage now than in the 90s. I don't know why.

A whole lot of fucking people. I, like many women, including my mother, did not change my name. 90% of the time, wedding invites are addressed to Mr and Mrs Husband's Name. I make a point of always responding that Ms. LolaSocks and Mr Husband will be attending/not attending. Most people correct their mistake on…

I don't know! Hamilton Nolan does not work for Jezebel, he's not one of my co-workers and I've actually never met him! He is very funny though! I once tweeted him a Papa John's coupon while he was stranded on a delayed flight.

My eight year old is going to be CRUSHED by this development. I, on the other hand, will be thrilled to finally put an end to the stream of toilet paper roll lightsabers, binoculars, swords, nun-chucks, telescopes, Hot Wheels car tunnels and megaphones that is threatening to take over my house.

And, if we want to go back to the etymology, it literally means have a nice Holy Day.

Chococat is superior to all. Get out of here with that Charmmy Kitty bullshit.

I think the point was that violence against women (see "fridging") is an overused trope that uses the victimization of women as a literary/storytelling shortcut... it's a cheap trick that sacrifices a damsel in distress for the sake of generating pathos for the male protagonist... not that there shouldn't be violence…

I think the discussion about casual cruelty against women is a symptom of a greater issue - taking the easy route in creative work.

You have to be pretty wilfully blind to not see the hate women developers get when they DO make their own games. You can't just tell them to go make their own games without acknowledging that the shit follows them wherever they go. It's almost like it's not what they are saying - but that it's women saying it.

Not listed in this article, but listed in the Gawker one, was that the flight attendant instructed the man to remove the devices, and he didn't comply. Honestly, if the lady hadn't thrown water in his face, an Air Marshal would have tazed him, which would have been hilarious.

lol. This is one of the most blatant examples of not-reading-the-fucking-article I've ever seen. RTFA.

No one is spinning in circles with their arms above their heads. I do not recognize this as a feminine hygiene commercial.

Some constructive criticism, thehunchbackofnotredwayne, since I see you are interested in pursuing a path in sexist trolling: you need to commit (I would suggest you fact-check, too, put that's probably beyond you — Maddie is a staff writer here, just FYI! That is a full-time position, and also a vagina is not…

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Although it is a shopping TV channel, you can shop online on the HSN site as well, so I suspect you will be able to find her line there in September.

Well, that's not nearly as entertaining as the horror story scenario in my head, but it works.

based on what I can find, I think this is a mistranslation. What was probably meant was "ionic" or "cathodic". It was built using post tensioned construction. If the translated page I found is right, the interface sleeve between cable and concrete failed, causing chloride corrosion between the concrete and the…

You can't just say they stopped building something because of "static issues" and not expand on that, man! What happened at the Tall House?

Sometimes I want to stay home from school and watch Dragon Ball Z and women won't let me. I hate that.