Precisely! Much obliged.

Usually they don't all appear together, but let me think for a moment.

I hope that Marc Jacobs succeeds in making couture kilts a thing. More men in skirts? Yes please.

I think that people still read about it because Jen and Angie have come to be avatars for archetypes of two opposite versions of sexiness— the Good Girl and the Bad Girl. And because magazines make that contrast seem so sharp and important, people are still interested in choosing sides. The idea is that everyone…

Naw, feel free. I was just curious- all this "your new boyfriend R-Patz" stuff never made me smile, but I'm glad someone likes it.

... gack. What was wrong with the original comment system? Did they get a new sponsor or something?

Holy shit, calm down. I take no issue with any of the content on this blog, just the phrasing of the headlines. And it's totally ubiquitous— "YOUR boyfriend" "YOUR best friend", etc. The writers need a new schtick.

Is it funny? Did you laugh?

True that. But their new format is scary.

I don't expect them to tailor it to me needs, I just think the phrasing is annoying. Why not "here is a book that we are excited about!" or something.

Pet peeve: why does Jezebel keep telling me what my favourite thing is? First you tell me that Jennifer Lawrence is my best friend, then you told me that I AM Anne Hathaway, and you are now policing my literature choices?

Do what you want. But have fun looking like a leather bag in 30 years. If you live that long.

Oh lord... the phase "lose a few inches of hair" makes me shiver. My hair is my baby... it's down to my elbows and the idea of cutting it is horrifying! I comb through it once every few months and trim the split ends one by one, but that's really it. It grows extremely slowly, only one inch every three or four…

The point stands, buddy.

Cancer in a Box! Oh gracious.

I'll give it a try! I wish I known about this two months ago when I worked at Lush and could have gotten a discount :-)

Is that so??? I've never heard of Henna washing out before! Do you think it would work for pure henna, too? I know Lush henna is diluted with shea butter and essential oils and whatnot.

Ooh, now I see :-) I work at Lush sometimes over break, and it's true that their stuff fades- with a pure henna (without butter and essential oils) if you dyed it every two weeks it would be Auburn after about 3 months! Diluting it takes away some of the sticking power.

Which shampoo did you use? Did it work?

Were you using the stuff from Lush?