@KLondike5: Oh god the amazing printed paper goods on Etsy drive me mad with wanting to buy all of it even though I need none of it!

@doit2julia: I have an Etsy shop and I never get mentioned in these things.

@dialing_footnoterphone: Ohmygod, I'm crying! Ha ha...

@lodown: My least favorite pick-up line is, "Why aren't you smiling?" Do I have to be smiling all the time, dude?

This is like every late 80's-early 90's Madonna video rolled into one wrapped in what sounds like Ace of Base's "Don't Turn Around".

Wow, Madonna really doesn't need to go out in public anymore does she? She's got Xtina and Gaga making the public appearences for her free of charge.

@mordicai: You kind, um, condescended to the initial, you know, post...right?

Can I just say this is the reason why Teen Vogue is head and shoulders the best teen mag out there? The fact that they would even tackle this issue speaks volumes (and they rarely even talk about boys, in the print magazine at least).

@boatdock.bearcat: It's called the "Girl Hunt Ballet" from The Bandwagon. :)

Oh, I liked that one! This one, though, is my favorite of the genre.

I have the past three issues of Lucky sitting here and they all look exactly alike: famous lady smiling against a white background and "Lucky" logo in some shade of red or pink. And I didn't realize how garish all that text on the cover looked until I started getting Lula and Boho which are pretty close to being…

@ameliabearhart: How to Steal a Million! LOVE LOVE. A true romantic comedy.

I have no idea who Amy McDonald is. I thought this may be Princess Coldstare but I didn't think she actually knew how to play a musical instrument.

A little late to the party but BLOTTING PAPERS ARE YOUR BEST FRIEND.

@Rosa cheia de axé: Maybe bragging isn't the best word, but you're basically saying you have such a huge disposable income you can, you know, "dispose" of it. Vacations and great nights out aren't a waste of money. Spending money on a movie you claim not to want to see? That's just lame.

The "I'm going to see it anyway" comments drive me bonkers! And you always see them pop up with romantic comedies (SATC, Valentines Day, He's Just Not that Into You).

@Slickanicka: All I know is that the point of the above post really escapes me.

Years ago my friend introduced to "Blue Monday" and "Scooter Girl". For me, it was more about the illustrations and fashion than the story lines but I really did love them.

Frost yourself!

The skit was hilarious and Aasif Mandvi had me crying from hysterics.