Boring. Boring. Booooh-ring.

I feel like I'm missing something. Why couldn't Kruger just lift up the skirt of the dress and hover of the toilet to pee? I mean, I can see why she would need help with that (it's a pretty voluminous skirt) but "the only way for me to go to the bathroom was to take off the bodice"? Really?

Flaunt. Apt... very apt.

I had to take a break from the internet for a minute just now, so I wouldn't guffaw all over the office.

I think that's a fantastic idea, and I bet your parents will be touched. You're the one starting a new family, and you should do it whatever way feels right!

I just want to brag that I saw Ben Folds Five perform live last night. Whoo! They're back!

Oh, you're right about the string dress - it's gorgeous! It looks like an optical illusion.

Criticizing striking teachers as lazy freeloaders who just want more money and don't care about kids is about as asinine as criticizing members of the military as adrenaline junkies wanting to travel the world on the taxpayers' dime.

I can't believe how many "well, $56k sounds pretty good to me" kind of posts that I'm reading.

Are you sure you're handsome? Because from this comment, you sound kind of ugly.

Aw, shucks. Thanks!

Oof. Good call.

Of course you did, Tyra. Of course you did.

Funny, this isn't all what I considered "mansplaining". This is just called being a know-it-all.

Tyra looks like a Barbie doll - and I mean that in the BEST way.

This debate over letting employees use their insurance plans to buy birth control... isn't about any real Bible-based beliefs on abortion at all. It's based on the notion that women having and enjoying sex is wrong, unless they're married and constantly open to pregnancy.

Do it! There's only three seasons!

Vaguely fashion related question - do you think it's awkward for all these celebs to be seated next to each other?

I'm going to start imagining cocktail names as kid's names.

Feminist opinions/discussion topics/questions were always initially deemed abrasive and annoying, and have eventually become tolerated and then accepted as norm and reasonable (strange, huh).