I joined the Menstrual Cup Club about two months ago and I will not fucking shut up about it. BLOOD CUPS FOR EVERYONE!!!

With you 100% on that. While it is the city, or rather the tax payers, that pay the settlements, there is no incentive for the police to police themselves. If the cops want to hide the rotten apples in their ranks, let them pay for the privilege.

As a proud member of Menstrual Cup Club, I am obligated to follow the first rule of Menstrual Cup Club, which is you always talk about Menstrual Cup Club.

It’s time for these settlements to come out of the cops’ pension funds. Watch how fast the “good cops” police their own.

That dad knows, he just doesn’t care. It reminds me of my son’s second grade teacher who was really, really pretty. Suddenly all the dads wanted to attend the parent-teacher conferences so they could oogle her. Next year when their kids got the 60+ year old teacher? Back to letting their wives handle things.

How has he not been fired by now? Or at the very least put on permanent filing duty with mandatory daily counselling sessions. Fucking psycho.

Guys, come on. If you just do what a cop tells you, you’ll be fine!

Since we’re talking about medical conditions making it difficult to control what is considered inappropriate, I do think it’s worth noting that many people suffer from gastrointestinal and digestive disorders that make it impossible for them to control how frequently they release bodily gases.

No. Just no.

I do appreciate that Jezebel has a variety of feminist-leaning voices. And I realize that the Kipnis article was, truly, about abuse of Title IX. (http://jezebel.com/feminist-stude…) I think it’s important to contrast these points of view. Just last week we saw Kipnis’ argument of how campuses banning this kind of…

I love her look! This whole story is so inspirational and educational to me. For so long I was confused by transgender people and their motivation to change. I just didn’t get it. But since his coming out I’ve been reading more and just absorbing the knowledge and issues transgender people face. In a way her story…

My best friend’s mom needed a kidney and no one we knew was a match. So my friend and I gave genetic information to the Univ of Neb Med Center and they submitted it to the Paired Donation database. Turned out I matched a guy in Iowa (who needed a kidney) and my friend’s mom matched his wife (who was a willing donor).…

I believe her. Irl I regularly have to deal with old white people who call me a Pakistani terrorist upon seeing my brown skin and hearing my accent.

I cannot understand why no one spoke up for her. Especially when the bigot told her to shut the fuck up. No way in hell would I have kept my mouth shut.

I didn’t really like her until Shake if Off but then I went back and found other earlier songs I liked, so yes, I think she can be an acquired taste.

The power of Taylor Swift is too great to comprehend.

“While it’s a great story and all, Beyonce has the best light-up bracelets of all time.”

If we made a drinking game out of that and “forgiveness” we'd all be dead by the end of the interview.

Maybe not though. She's the only one at Fox that will give people a hard time and ask tough questions. If only she was more consistent.

Is this supposed to be some sort of adoring gaze? My dog looks at me like this when I put him in the bathtub.