Iman is just flawless. People, she is 58! 58!

Iman does it flawlessly because Iman is not of this planet.
Iman is gorgeous. Iman is from another world. Iman is incapable of flaw.
Only David Bowie understands what it is like to be a flawless space alien on this planet. That's why they paired up.

Oh Adele Dazeem, how I love thee.

OMG ILANA!!! BE MY BFF! <3

Well I learn something everyday. Men are not usually taught much about female anatomy except what we see in porn. In this discussion I have learned that some females don't need to wear underwear and some feel that they absolutely need to wear them. As usual, to each his/her own and let's try not to be judgey about it.

I think I must secrete more than the average lady bear. I like to wear my jeans more than once before washing them, so underwear is mandatory for me.

Serious question: what happens with your discharge? Hope this isn't TMI but depending on the time of the month I will literally drip. I would be mortified if I had a wet spot on my skirt or if I was standing somewhere and dripped.

But even if you don't get sweaty, don't you get, like, musky juices (probably grossest two word phrase I have ever written) on them? Because my underwear definitely smell used after one wear.

I am curious: does this mean you wash your pants/shorts after each wearing? Because I think I would be worried about hygiene if I went underwear-less but maintained my current wear-jeans-4-or-5-times-before-washing system.

This. If they're actually torn, they're garbage. When the elastic wears out enough that they won't stay in place correctly, they're garbage. When the period stains finally won't come out with bleach (or more likely, when the bleaching and scrubbing wears the crotch into holes and threads), they're garbage. …

I used to think I wouldn't care about underwear if I was in an accident, but a friend told me about when she was in high school and got hit by a car in front of her school. Not shit-your-pants bad, but it did break her leg, and the EMTs had to cut her pants off right in front of the giant classroom picture windows…

I do the rotation. Buy new underwear and look great and they slowly (or quickly) stretch their way to period panties. Or you unexpectedly get your period, and boom. Your absolute favourite underwear is now a period panty. Sometimes they just become "feelin' comfy" panties instead of strictly period panties.

You should care, because if every single person who wanted to run Boston just printed themselves up a bib and didn't bother to follow the rules it would be anarchy. It's the same reason most reasonable people recognize the need for and follow the rules — because we're not a bunch of selfish assholes and recognize that…

"Let's face it, there is no point in running Boston if you don't have a time with your name on it."

I'm seeing a lot of people saying "Why is this a problem?".

At worst they ran blush. Mayyyybe mascara.

and hobbling?

Who says you've gotta have the same amount of groomsmen and bridesmaids? Just have the guys all enter at the same time (groom, groomsmen, and officiant) and then have the girls walk down the aisle ahead of you. I have seen friends do this when they had uneven numbers and it worked out nicely.

It's the social obligation that's the problem. My wife and I bent over backwards to make sure people didn't feel obligated to come to the wedding or give us a gift, and I think I had to reassure my friends on a budget five or six times that showing up without a gift was absolutely fine, we get it, we have student…

This is where the word "no" is really useful. The only time I've ever been willing to spend money on an out of town wedding was when I was a member of the bridal party. In those cases being there for my friends was always more important to me than the money. But otherwise I don't understand the inability to say no.…