That Lance Bass picture is FUNNY.

Sweat can't be helped, but if the dreaded ring is a persistent problem for you, try to pay a little extra attention to your neck right at the end of your shower.

Daaaaammmmmnnnn those ladies are fiiiiiiiiiined!

That's exactly what I thought when I saw that name. It reminded me of the Kath and Kim episode when the pregnant Kim goes to hospital and overhears some new words and starts considering the names Lupis for a boy and Enema for a girl.

OK. Jillian Michaels is gorgeous. If she hates her body I'm doomed. Here's my takeaway from that bit: she has a child named Lukensia. That sounds like a disease? Is that one of those names created by conflating two other names? The whole thing is confusing.

I cannot say this is my favorite thing ever. I love Gabby Douglas in small doses, but like a lot of gymnasts, I find SUCH ENTHUSIASM to be grating after a certain period of time. Shawn Johnson was the same. However, I will give it a go to see if she can charm me.

Buccaneers (staph change)

What does Larry David's head smell like?

Have you ever seen Seinfeld2000? It is really, really, very quite funny.

Well at least you recognize your prejudice so that's something. I assume when you say sweet older teacher/young enthusiastic ones you are referring to women. You know what I would prefer over sweet or enthusiastic? Capable teachers regardless of age or gender.

These bigoted religious nuts have to realize that NO we don't have to respect your bullshit beliefs. I will not stand back while you keep oppressing people in the name of your religion. Nope. Not all beliefs deserve equal treatment. Especially ones that actively destroy people's lives. Like actually destroy them…

Everybody deserves to be defended. Even assholes.

Connors is so serious about this that he also traveled to Malawi to personally ink the villagers with Denver Broncos Super Bowl XLVIII Champs tattoos.

I wrote "nonwhite," not "black."

It's no secret Jezebel isn't a big Lena Dunham fan.

Here's how I'm looking at it.

I'm fairly certain that those same lawmakers don't really want women to be working at all.

I think that her character is [upper] middle class, especially for where she lives. She is nowhere near being even moderately upper class for New York. That does not mean she is not privileged, because she obviously is. But being middle class already means that you have a certain level of privilege.