The fact that you only like to wear baseball caps with casual outfits indicates you are likely wearing your other hats well. Seriously. You're all clear. Trust your instincts and wife.

I've definitely seen younger men who look good in hats-generally they're dressed in a stylish, well put-together outfit and the hat is was obviously selected as a coordinating accessory. If a guy wears a fedora all the time, on top of sloppy or mismatched attire, yeah, he's gonna look odd.

He's not asking about a hat. He's testing whether a carefully-crafted "persona," cultivated to pick up women, is effective. The hat is essentially a cherry on top of a bizarre personality sundae he is trying to use to lure laydayz.

I pretty much only shower after the gym because it's the only time I feel I need it. That quote is a little confusing but it seems to be pointing out that a lot of people will shower first thing in the morning, go to the gym just a few hours later, and then shower again. Personally I don't find that first shower…

That cut-out is confusing.

Would Gawker media bloggers please stop referring to him as a revenge porn"king?" It helps feed a sense of importance to him and his shithead followers, and it doesn't even make sense.

I have mixed feelings about what I've seen of this movie, but Angelina looks flawless in it. She is dead-on without being too cartoonish.

Nick's trajectory has bothered me in part because I thought he started out as a very, very well-done version of a lot of men I've known in my age group (late 20s). Good guys who are nice and smart but floundering as they try to transition into adulthood for whatever reason. I think it's extremely realistic and I…

Isn't there a "jumping the shark" type phrase for when characters slowly turn into caricatures? It happened with a lot of characters 30 Rock, but at least it worked in the show's universe. Some of the New Girl characters are becoming unhinged from reality, which does not work on a show that depends in part on…

Parks and Rec honestly makes me happier than any other show I watch. It's not necessarily the funniest or best show I watch, but the ways the characters interact with each other makes me feel genuinely optimistic. It's embarrassing how affirming I find Leslie and Ben's relationship.

Precisely!

I am not arguing against compensating NFL cheerleaders or defending the even shadier practices that the Raiders were employing. I'm providing a response to "Why? Why would anyone ever do this? Is there that much prestige that comes from being a cheerleader?"

I agree. Some of the fines these the Raiders were levying sound particularly absurd and possibly exploitative to me. Different teams compensate their cheerleaders differently. I was just explaining the different motivations for cheerleadering other than making money because I think these passion and talent of these…

Also, I know that both of those teams required that cheerleaders either be employed or be a full-time student when they brought them on the squad. I don't know if that's the rule for all teams.

I've known both an NBA dancer and an NFL cheerleader, oddly. Both of them have day jobs but loved sports and grew up dancing. Cheering allowed them to combine those passions and continue them as adults. When you think about the fact that they spent most of their youth paying for the opportunity to take dance lessons…

They were also more likely to ask Google if their daughter was ugly

"A zebra that Turtleman "wrestles" was sedated for filming."

Fraiser really undersold how insane and energetic JRTs are. I grew up with a couple, and the thought of an old, disabled curmudgeon having one in an apartment is frankly a little sad for the dog.