@Cassandra Says: I think it's a backlash, honestly. And being a feminist isn't easy, so a lot of women probably don't want to bother. Then there's the kids that haven't been exposed to feminism, and just grow up ignorant. Or worse, think they're feminist but seem to have a tenuous grip on the concept…

@greengrey (raidersofthelostSTAR): My ex loved that movie and thought it was so hilarious. I honestly found it to be terrifying.

@keldo: I don't think those people are thinking with their lobes. Not the ones in their heads, anyway.

@Fridge Hussy : Candy-Coated Unicorns Are Quite Hard To Find: Dude, I know, right?! Thank God I'm Australian!!

Okay, that looks like it's a cold activity. :(

@LadyNo Fondles Sweaters: Huh. Guess you have a point. I'd always thought about it like the clowns piling out of the car. I guess there's no right way to label a woman due to her reproductive history.

@Where The Mild Things Are: It's just unimaginative. I have a friend that says "Your uterus is now a clown-car!" It says the same thing but it doesn't dehumanise anyone.

Great comic, but I'm disappointed with the use of the term "breeders". It's a misogynistic term.

@Kateness has the skin of a KILLER: She's inspired me with my art so much. Just by looking fucking gorgeous and being incredibly awesome in her choice of roles.

@Lana Leigh loves Meryl Streep: Don't you think she'd be aware of the options? She was the one that was pregnant! Nobody is more aware of the horrible choices and decisions and what they mean than an expectant teenage mother.

@femibot: Thank you. I'm pro-choice but I know that the choice for myself would have been to keep the baby no matter what, cause that's the way I was brought up and the way I choose to live. Berating women for choosing to keep a baby in difficult circumstances is needlessly cruel. We should be supporting them in…

@jeepgirl: I'm single and my biological clock is ticking at super speed due to having endometriosis. I wish I had a beautiful baby like that to take care of. Just hearing it cry makes my heart ache. I live in hope that one day, I'll be in a good situation to have a bubby of my own.

@greengrey (is not a star!): It's not that simple. I wouldn't want a baby at her age, but I know that as a person, I couldn't live with the guilt of having an abortion. I couldn't do it. Not then, not now. I support a woman's right to choose, either way. For me, that is the choice I'd feel right with. Obviously…

Considering my Mum was doing macrame in the 60s and it wasn't new then, no, it's not the latest thing. It's another thing to go in and out of fashion depending on some fashion twit's whims. What looks good, looks good. And macrame will always be awesome.

@sassyredhead: Then it truly is a thing of beauty. :)

Sure, I'm a princess. A Warrior Princess.

It is my hope above all hopes that the US will one day enjoy the freedom to choose as the women in my country do. And the luxury of knowing that you can choose whatever you want, even abortion, without the threat of violence or harrassment. My heart is with you all.

I just want to hug them, take them away from that horrible life, send them to school and let them have whole days off where they do nothing but eat junk food and watch DVDs. You know, the sort of thing I do with my nieces. :(

Shooting her friends with the automatic and then happily shopping? FUCKING AWESOME!

@curiousgeorgiana: Sadly, I did once message a friend about shoes. But she's a size 11 and has an impossible time finding shoes, and I just found a bargain shoe store with actual GOOD shoes that sold size 11s. Us big-footed sistahs gotta stick together, yo.