My sentiments exactly. AS IF I could love JGL more.

He has always been a honey-baked ham and it is delightful.

Er..the lady equivalent.

Watching JGL bang out those dance moves, all I could think was, “He has never been hotter.” *fans self* I would love to have a pint with him—he seems like he’d be a lot of fun, but also really introspective.

I LOVE Ceresia’s version, because every time I hear this song, I’m like, “Yeah... and what, Drake?” Like, you aren’t a thing anymore, so what’s wrong with her going out and wearing less, etc? You don’t get a vote. Oh, and the BIG crime - she has new friends! How dare she?

After reading that article about women on gawker, it’s hard not to hear WEMMIN B LIKIN CELEBRITIEZZZZZZZZZ all over this announcement.

“The shift in focus will necessarily mean that certain kinds of stories that Gawker has trafficked in in the past will go by the wayside”

Erin is leaving, and both Millihelen and Kitchenette are being shuttered. While I’m fine with GM taking a more political turn (I love The Slot), I’m hoping that Jezebel doesn’t become the tabloid corner.

Right??? Like it’s not like I regard Taylor Swift as a pinnacle of art but this dude at my work (who has a giant beard, slicked back hair, and wears “long shirts” that are basically dresses and Vans) was like making fun of girls for liking Taylor Swift and then turned to the only dude in the room and changed the topic…

If the “purpose” of art is to work through one’s banal insecurities, I’m burning my membership card immediately.

Yes the most direct correlation for me, is to that of the entitled weird guys who blame society and the “norms” for their lack of female attention. “But I’m such a nice guy! Why don’t women understand how I deserve them!”

I’ll take this French Bulldog grooving with his owner. It’s not fake.

real conversation i’ve had with a tinder date

See, now I’m blind with a guide dog and have used cabs for 25 years. 20 years ago, a cabbie pulled a gun on me and went berserk. I was able to get out of the cab on a dark road and went tripping over railroad tracks to find help (pre cell phone days, sigh.) I have also been refused service by cabbies because of the…

I don’t know! Lyft is so much better - they actually send an employee to ride with potential new drivers to make sure they’re not psychopaths (Uber does not), and does more extensive background checks. They’re much, much more responsive to customer complaints and are a smaller company with better control.

Cab drivers can be scary and rude, too. Since she was able to communicate by phone first, she saved herself being in a car with that man. I choose services like Uber because I can share/receive info easier with my friends and the driver so if anything did go wrong I have more avenues of communication than I do hopping…

Perhaps I'm just an old, but with all the awful I've read about it, HOW IS UBER STILL A THING.