I really don't think I'd call this pose "seductive." Also, from my limited experience with comics/graphic novels, I seem to recall a lot of art featuring SpiderMAN posed pretty much this same way.

What is the difference between this cover and the cover to Anaconda?

Did they pay $10,000 for the photos?

Wow. Great find.

That's why Ive always liked Tracy Moore's take on things. She can be overtly on the edge of things (just like former jezzie Lindy West) but so far as I can recollect, girl sticks to her guns (Unlike Lindy West. Example: Her "FUCK THE POPE" vs "How to be an atheist without being a dick" post she wrote a couple months…

The stories have been that it easily bends in the front pocket of clothes. Good try though!

It appears that being aggressively hypocritical (not to mention incapable of self-awareness) is considered a qualification at Gawker Media, although thankfully there are notable exceptions.

8/10. Would incarcerate.

"It's pretty gross, actually, in the same way that the Jeremy Meeks fiasco was pretty gross..."

Just like your raw denim skinny jeans, they conform to your body like a glove.

It's pretty gross, actually, in the same way that the Jeremy Meeks fiasco was pretty gross,

"If you're not committed to setting Angela Coates free, you're either a loser or your gf [girlfriend] is looking at all of your tweets."

Agreed. It's called form-fitting.

You have to consider that your thighs are a whole lot more powerful than your arms and may pretty easily exert that level of force on the phone. Even more if you're in tight jeans.

Not everything can be accounted for with materials, at some point you've just reduced the area moment of inertia too much to meet the basic requisite stiffness of a consumer electronic device

I'm not sure how that would work. They aren't being accused of raping a specific person, and rape doesn't typically leave easily-findable physical evidence like stashing a body or holding stolen goods does.

Someone working at McDonald's who gets raped by her supervisor will probably get a better shot at justice than most college students. Why?

Alright Katie riddle me this.