Why is this so funny? Good lord I'm dying. It kind of reminds me of this... in a weird way.

It becomes painfully clear that these guys are a mess without her.

I... am really disappointed that Seth Green is involved in this. I like him a lot as an actor, and this is just so. damn. disappointing.

Was there any Dadding going on? Because i saw no children....

Fuck those things.

I pissed away SOO much money on this as a teen:

"Because nearly all women have had to hear at some point in their lives, or possibly many points in their lives, a completely false assumption made to them or about them that some completely mundane, innocent gesture they made somehow conveyed to some guy that they were begging for his dick."

That is a bit convoluted :) Let me elaborate - what I mean to say is that actions can be hypocritical - someone who speaks about the importance of supporting public school, then sends their kids to a private one - is a hypocrite.

But I find it hard to call someone a hypocrite when it comes to their emotions - or…

I agree with much of what you said, but I think you are downplaying the fact that he keeps singing "I hate these blurred lines". Why would he sing those words if he was completely—or even reasonably—sure of what she wanted? That makes saying that "it's in her nature" to want it seem like a conscious rationalization…

I've been wanting to tell my boss to fuck off for a long, long time. Her telling me to lose weight would be the perfect prelude to that.

If it was just a song about rough sex, sure. But it's not. It's a song about "I know you want it" and "I hate these blurred lines" and deciding for another human being whether or not they actually want to be touched and have their ass torn in two and so on instead of actually allowing that other human being to decide…

I still don't think you understand the difference between being sure of something and being sure of something to the point where you don't want to believe that you could be wrong. This song sounds like latter. Which, when it comes to sex, is a problem...which the song makes light of. (Have you seen the mini stop…

"It's only about rape if the advances are unwarranted, refused, and acted upon nonetheless"

Spanking? Sure. Hair-pulling? Sure. Perineal tearing? Hell no.

You do realize that many if not most rapists convince themselves that their victims "want it", right?

And ripped off of the great Marvin Gaye.

I guess Facebook has given up on trying to get me to lose weight. Now they just want me to sit down on some furniture and play video games.

Other than that, it's all birth control lawsuits, and ads for graduate certificates in Civil War Studies... Guess I need to stop posting my Abe Lincoln musings...

Y'all gotta get on this AdBlock bandwagon. It's a relief to not have to see bullshit like this anymore.