this was super important and thank you for the important input about the importance of pants

This is a little off-topic, but... I had a friend who showed up to my father's funeral wearing jeans and work boots. Because that's what he wears for his job. He took his lunch break two hours early so he could come and pay his respects and I thought it was lovely. He made an effort to be there for my family and we…

"Oh, it wasn't jeans? Well, wouldn't surprise me if she did wear them!"

yeah its digital and analog cookbook compatible

Right there with ya. I've been waiting for Death to show up in something MY ENTIRE ADULT LIFE.

I see Desire from Sandman (huge compliment for those of you who don't know what I'm talking about.)

Speaking of puppies, I just discovered the greatness that is the Russian Bear Dog.

On the other hand, Helena Bonham Carter is now available.

When I was a child and I would tearfully yell "YOU DON'T LOVE MEEEE!" at my mother, she often replied, "I love you very, very much and I don't like you AT ALL right now."

while also scoring a totally romantic tax benefits

Thank you for covering this. That Ottawa Citizen article by Shelley Page is excellent. This is a heart-wrenching day but I wanted to share a little bit of hope I found in an article about Monique Simard and Francine Pelletier, two of the women who were on Lepine's list of women he would have killed if he hadn't run…

The remarkable thing, to me, about this is the continuing dystopian fantasy about "women's privileges" maintained by these nutcases and far too many who don't pull out the guns, but complain privately. If you quiz them about what these "privileges" are, they'll tell you:

- women expect and get free everything
- women…

"They want to retain the advantages of being women...while trying to grab those of men."

It is disturbing to be the amount of mental logistics people will go through to try to imply that these women weren't killed for being educated women. This is what happens when we condone a society that devalues women and mocks those that attempt to make changes.

The thought of Igloo Winning a Grammy:

Yep! And these are all extremely privileged people who have no idea that they are not the norm. I find they fall into three groups:

I think that everyone SHOULD self-explore a bit in their teens. That doesn't mean they're obligated to keep doing it if it doesn't happen to ring their bell.

The title says that teen girls "should" masturbate. Why? No one is obligated to have sex with themselves if they don't want to, same as sex with other people.

masturbation is being sold as a panacea for everyone here.