You say crazed fans. I say music critics.

Bulletproof® coffee is a brand of coffee created in 2010 by Dave Asprey, an entrepreneur in Silicon Valley who, legend has it, was "literally rejuvenated" after being given yak butter tea by locals after hiking in Tibet in -10 degree weather at 18,000 feet.

Erin, thanks for your article and giving voice to these women.

Thank you, Erin, for wading through these horrors and helping these women be heard.

Maybe it's all the Sons of Anarchy I've been watching, but I sometimes feel that if I ever am raped again, I might kill the man and to hell with the consequences.

It's also longer to say than her actual name.

If you took the time to actually read her comment she actually makes the capitalistic argument. She's saying that the products for darker-skinned women get pulled too quickly from the shelves to make the retailer money. If the products were on the shelves longer, darker-skinned women would have time to find them,…

The article didn't "debunk" organic food, just that word, versus what that word means. I don't think pesticide/herbicide free, sustainably grown food is a bad thing, and that you could possibly "debunk" something that is clearly better for the planet.

I'm sure Kim has no idea what nori is.

I had a comment, but Hawaiian Jesus pushed it out of my brain. Damn. That Man.

idk, there is a rib roast in my freezer right now...but it's from Shop-Rite, not Whole Foods. No way am I paying Whole Foods prices for beef.

When I first heard about mad cow disease taking 10 years to incubate, I just kind of assumed that eventually there would be an epidemic and people would start dying and no one would be able to figure out where it started. Whenever I hear about a case of it, it makes me want to stop eating beef. And then a couple…

Maybe I'm an idiot for thinking this way, but:

I once brought a Yu-Gi-Oh binder t0 my 4th grade Gifted and Talented class and was mocked severely. That's when I knew acceptance would be a hard-fought battle. Know why? Not because I liked Yu-Gi-Oh so much. It was alright. I just distinctly thought the binder would up my social status amongst that group. It's failed…

Agreed. I think the giggles I got from that one will carry me right through the entire day today.

Ugh. I once had an abusive 12-stepping family member call me to "make amends", which included listing all the horrible things they did and asking forgiveness for each one. NOPE. I know it's an important part of the recovery process and blah blah blah, but it seems solely designed to clear the conscience of the…

And also incredibly self-aggrandizing. Like he thinks that you're sitting by the phone, sobbing and just waiting for that one phone call that will release you from the pain. *snort*

What is this? What is happening here?

Yes, people watched to ensure the marriage was official. They would also have sex in front of servants if the servants happened to be in the area.

So you know how those palaces have low gates around the royal beds? They served a purpose—the court would be in the room to watch the queen give birth and to watch the royal couple consummate the marriage (it was considered irrevocable proof that the marriage was valid).