FINALLY we have a news item about a celebrity musician whom all the over-40 Jezzies can make/recognize lyrics puns for. “And when you smile for the camera [in your mug shot], I know they’re gonna love it” etc.

Yes, how dare she, as a woman, be multi-dimensional and have multiple thoughts at once. shame.

I know I sound judgey right now but whenever I see facebook pictures of a bachelorette party at a sip and paint class I feel like the bride is super lame and boring and I want to rescue her bridesmaids.

Let’s all be real right now, would we object that much if Obama just named himself philosopher king and we could abandon this whole fucked election cycle?

You know what else is important? Understanding language, rhetoric, reasoning, argument, logic, etc.

I am so sick of this bullshit prioritizing science and math over the humanities. People who can’t evaluate argument, recognize propaganda or understand history and sociology are much easier to manipulate, even if they…

John Adams: “I must study politics and war, that my sons may have the liberty to study mathematics and philosophy, natural history and naval architecture, in order to give their children a right to study painting, poetry, music, architecture, tapestry, and porcelain.”

In high school someone broke into my sister’s car (white Firebird if memory is right) and stole whatever there was to steal, a coat and change in the ashtray (!) and dropped his wedding ring on the floor. The ring was a nice gold band, no engraving. Big size. The police said to keep it, and I still wear it on a chain…

I’m Chinese-American, and its so funny to me how each countries media reports on the other. In China, where women could own property and divorce hundreds of years before their western counterparts, they see American restrictions on abortions and birth control, the gender pay gap, rates of sexual violence, etc as…

Oh for sure. She’s got such a cocky attitude, like people should consider themselves blessed if she graces them with her presence.

Yeah I'm the same way. I mean, I guess I hate the system that made her more than her.

Yeah we do that. It's pretty good quality, try it and see what you think.

Get a bunch of chicken sausages and freeze them. They come in bunches of different flavors and are really tasty and lean, you can cut them still frozen and they still cook up really quickly. One night, saute a package of spinach with garlic, add slices of italian-flavored with pasta. Another night, chop up kale and…

Another crock pot / slow cooker advocate for busy people. Plus, there are a ton of recipes on the Internet. Bon Appetite!

My no-fail, thirty minutes or less go-to is ground meat with a sauce (alfredo, tomato variation, whatever is tasty and comes out of a jar), and frozen vegetables in a pan with butter (or olive oil and spices if you want to be really good).

weekdays we typically roast a couple pieces of fish (usually salmon) and throw in one or two veggies into the oven with it. so, salmon, broccoli and some kale or something. put the broccoli in first, wait 15 mins, throw in the salmon, and in the 12 mins it takes to cook the salmon, fry up some kale/greens. all done…

When I was still able to work, I was very big on cooking a good quantity of a few dishes at the weekend that could be heated up during the week, because I’d always be tired and starving by the time I got home on a weeknight. Winter is especially great for that because most soups, stews, baked pastas, casseroles of all…

Do you like leftovers? If so, cooking food on the weekend to get you through even some of the work week is always helpful. Or I like to cook things like healthy lasagna or chicken pot pie and freeze individual servings for when I can’t even. Also, look up one pot meal recipes. They are so easy and usually very tasty.

I tend to eat turkey hot dogs and fruit straight out of the fridge because LAAAAAZY, but when I get motivated to cook, I do big batches of things that’ll last a few days. Pasta salad (rotini, chopped chicken breasts pan-seared in olive oil and lemon, artichoke hearts, chopped grape tomatoes and green onions, celery,…

You're the British version of me! I live in the States but love the UK. Edinburgh is more my speed than London, though. I LOVE London, but it stresses me out!

Lemme stop you there. The honor of “world’s most humiliating Google search” most certainly goes to me from earlier today when I searched for any photoshopped pictures of what Teresa’s hairline would look like if she had it lasered into shape.