I love Tom Lehrer and I love you for brightening my day with him.

Such a beautiful metaphor for the man and the presidency he so desperately desires. He wants to be competent and well-liked, like Obama, but...

this song is great description of this clusterfuck

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Spencer did nazi that coming....

My parents, who had no clue about NIN or what the hell Trent Reznor was saying, would bravely venture into hot topic to buy me their album and tshirt for my birthdays. I tip my hat to them to this day.

NINE INCH NAILS!!! My parents actually liked Nirvana and Pearl Jam but hated NIN, which only fueled my passion for them.

I find it interesting that mine was mostly male too (I’m a woman). Lots of internalized misogyny.

Ace of Base.

I don’t know about y’all, but my FB feed was mostly full of guys listing 10 bands composed entirely of men. When a couple of my female friends pointed out how revealing it is that so many guys could claim to have no female musical influences, surprise, surprise, all their male friends have gotten defensive, one called…

Let’s not forget war reenactors, who are just LARPers lacking imagination.

A lot of women don’t know about it. I told my mom last year and she was SHOCKED. The men’s and women’s razors are in different aisles in Target, and she never thought to go into the men’s aisle and check the price.

Basically, they’re taking advantage of women who assume that no one would be so shitty as to charge women…

Good question. Personally, I. Hate. Pink.

They got away with it because customers were willing to pay for it.

She’s treated a lot like how Serena Williams is treated. Williams has been called a man by so many people and so has Michelle. I’m wondering if it is because both women are black, strong and athletic. That racist can’t stand their mix of strength and power so they deny their womanhood.

Try getting old. I am 58 and my new superpower is that I am invisible to men under 80 as well as to a surprising number of women.

I thought I hated the invisibility. Now that I’m losing weight I want it back. I’d rather be invisible (and healthy and fit) than feel like I do now: which is like an object and a toy.