Gee, how funny would it be if me and a bunch of my gay friends read out women's OKCupid and other singles sites profiles? Oh so educational, right?
Gee, how funny would it be if me and a bunch of my gay friends read out women's OKCupid and other singles sites profiles? Oh so educational, right?
Shrayber is cuter than either of these spray-tanned tool sheds. Exhibit A looks like he never shuts up about the stuff he did when he was vice prez of his frat, and Exhibit B looks like a rejected bouncer from a Russian mafia-owned strip joint.
They had a show on E! that chronicled the development of the site and it was nauseating. I almost rolled my eyes into the back of my head permanently from hate-watching an episode. Thank god it was cancelled.
Wow, SK for the win... I'm not really surprised. Are you guys really surprised?
It sounds like they have the same issue as Japan, where if you're a female worker it's extremely difficult to have a career and advance while also having a family (unsurprisingly, South Korea has a very low birth rate).
South Korea's Labor Ministry has come under heavy fire after basically advising women seeking employment to…
LOL, wut? Is she being funny?
Honestly, they need to give it up, I've had about enough.
Too bad there's no continuity in iOS, so the long left swipe to delete email only works there. Along with a dozen other usability issues with things only working one way in one specific app. What the hell were the designers thinking?! You guys really suck at this.
Statistics.
It's really impressive/disheartening to see how she, even though "drunk," says she wants one thing, and how many times some of them literally say, "no we're going to go here instead." Boundaries: good guys respect them!
"But I did realize one thing: these "social experiment" clips have to stop before someone gets hurt."
A woman pretended to be drunk on Hollywood Boulevard — aka one of the sketchiest places in the world — to see if the…
/pops bag of popcorn, cozies up in front of comment section/
He gets a say because she SAYS that he does. Maybe you wouldn't want your husband to have a say, but if the woman wants her husband to add his opinion/input in, then that should be okay...maybe the husband gets a say, but she gets the final word?
Is this even English?
But my opinion is the end all be all
I definitely get to have an opinion about a friend who would post pics on Facebook of her baby crowning in her vagina. But of course, my opinion centers around her poor social media skills, not her birth.