p.s. people who claim their dog is a service dog are violating federal law. if they claim it’s an emotional support animal and it’s not, then it’s violating... um.. a different one. But the first is definitely a federal law.

Errgh.

Have a day of your choosing and be open to having faults in your altruistic empathy-to-spare world.

Know the point. Familiar with the point. Have made changes and personal decisions regarding point. Not optimistic enough to believe that it makes much of a difference in this case so I asked what happened to her friggin’ face and don’t feel like being harassed for the friggin’ comment! Especially when all the good…

It looks different and to quote Mr. Plinkett, “I don’t like things that are different.” Obviously, Jezebel picked that first picture because it looks different than the Young Britney they refer to at the end.

As a kid, my dad asked me to identify who a certain voice actor was (1940s or 50s character actors most likely). As an adult, I saw the first picture (which was obviously chosen for it resembling Britney the LEAST) and knew it reminded me of someone.

Oooh! Much better picture and likeness.

WILLAM! WILLAM FROM DRAG RACE!!!!

Face. What happened in that first picture? Whose lower half of a face does she have?

YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES.

Because it’s based on factors that can be changed and are outside of the self. I understand that it probably refers to costuming, stylists and award show offerings. It’s about style and convenience and not feeling.

Ugh! Mom has curves but when she used to buy nightwear for me would always get huge boxy shirts or nightgowns. Hell, I’m a Doctor Who fan and for Christmas she bought me a TARDIS bathrobe. A literal box. ::sigh:: she means well and loves giving gifts.

It’s based on where someone lives and the economy, marketing, inner workings of the garment industry. I do what I do to lose weight because I want to be healthier and feel better about my body. It being easier and cheaper to find clothes that fit me and look good is down the list on motivating factors.

You don’t think any American tech-related company is going to have a general or project specific NDA?

Support and respect the decision.

Dude, wear the built-in shelf bra tank tops! I can hardly find them anymore (esp at Costco where their camisoles are xtra long and future fabric-like) but when they first came out, I called them Magic Tank Tops with a fellow large chested woman. It was a black tank from the Gap that I had ordered online and it was my…

The reviews are actually fairly thorough and the editing of them are great unto themselves. He hits the sentimental auteur-turned-bad narrative but also gives enough evidence to fill a few film criticism essays.

Meh. This isn’t actually too bad besides the poor font choice

Yes. Unfortunately, the paper that the included link refers to bases their argument around Stoklasa’s reviews. They simplify the opinions by focusing on how they’re presented (quippy, humorous, etc) which is silly (erg, sorry, it’s poetic and astonishingly complex) since that’s what they argue prequel critics/haters…