I literally subscribed so I could read it. I want my damn money back!!
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I literally subscribed so I could read it. I want my damn money back!!
At least Marks and Spencer is heading in the right direction. They are going to stop putting gendered-labels on kids' toys. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsby…
If you want a silly British Christmassy romcom, just watch Bridget Jones' Diary, which begins and ends at Christmas.
why does he have a Union Jack iPhone cover? I want one!
Eh, I think he's kinda cute especially in the first photo. And 24/17 is no big damn deal.
Seriously, try the Unitarians
That mustache probably has more meat on it than the bones of six PETA members
Can we please stop giving this bitch attention?
Gawker Media hates Seattle, and everything to do with Seattle
OKCupid is still a FREE site, isn't it? That is why it is so stupid - if a guy can't even invest $20 a month, then screw 'im. (or not)
Come on, isn't Kristen Stewart a lesbian???
Pretty sure this guy is my downstairs neighbor (I live in WA state)
Am I seeing things, because this looks like a woman's bare leg?
You may see it as stigmatizing when something ends up in the DSM, but back here in the real world insurance companies will not pay for anything that doesn't have a diagnosis code attached. So hell yeah, having PMDD in there is wonderful, as is Binge Eating Disorder.
You may see it as stigmatizing when something ends up in the DSM, but back here in the real world insurance companies will not pay for anything that doesn't have a diagnosis code attached. So hell yeah, having PMDD in there is wonderful, as is Binge Eating Disorder.
Yes! You may see it as stigmatizing when something ends up in the DSM, but back here in the real world insurance companies will not pay for anything that doesn't have a diagnosis code attached. So hell yeah, having PMDD in there is wonderful, as is Binge Eating Disorder.
Yes! You may see it as stigmatizing when something ends up in the DSM, but back here in the real world insurance companies will not pay for anything that doesn't have a diagnosis code attached. So hell yeah, having PMDD in there is wonderful, as is Binge Eating Disorder.
Yes! You may see it as stigmatizing when something ends up in the DSM, but back here in the real world insurance companies will not pay for anything that doesn't have a diagnosis code attached. So hell yeah, having PMDD in there is wonderful, as is Binge Eating Disorder.