Thank you all for the nice comments. I am very surprised to have received a positive response after all of the commotion out there on "teh interwebz." While I do see the point of the comments that essentially say that her sign is risque, if it started a debate that helped everyone see the type of protesting that was…

This is actually the one thing to be outraged about (on multiple levels) and the majority of the people here are ready to put in their playlists? On top of that, the song is putrid.

Ugh. This was a great article, don't get me wrong. But I'm SO FUCKING BORED OF TALKING ABOUT BODY HAIR. As long as it's neat and clean, I JUST DON'T CARE WHAT ANYONE DOES WITH IT. I really don't. I'm going to go and look at Ian Somerhalder gifs.

Yeah, I don't care for this; hearing dudes throw this word around like it's nothing isn't particularly cool or funny. Not even in an ironic way.

Twice I've written that I understand linguistic re-appropriation, but that I still hate this word, although I also understand that's simply my preference and other opinions are equally valid. However, neither comment has appeared. Are we not allowed to disagree about this word?

Once again, ladies, gentlemen and others... The Patriarchy hurts everyone.

Thanks for calling it a wig and not just saying she has hair now. Cats don't have hair like that, and I'm sick of weird young girl/kitty/humanifying leading to sexifying weirdness that appears to be going around a la My Little Pony.

When I wanna hear Marvin Gaye, I'll listen to his music, instead of this pathetic weasel who couldn't come up with anything worth a damn on his own.

"Blurred Lines" was better when it was "Got to Give It Up" by Marvin Gaye.

"Clothes fall better on a thinner frame."

Canvas parasols from Thailand are fucking beautiful and effective. I carry one around with me most days just in case of unexpected wandering around in the Great and Cancer-Ridden outdoors!

I wouldn't be too critical. A huge amount of the reaction of camera shy women is because of the idea of 'forced modesty' conditioning by society, and also a combination of intense criticism of how we view ourselves. What do people really think of the teen or adult women who ham it up and enjoy having their picture…

Shut up, Busy. Swear to dog, I saw an elderly woman today who was obviously bra-less. My prevailing feeling was ENVY. Some day I will have spent all my fucks and will gladly horrify the public with my loose amd aired-out fun bags.

Yeah, this disappointed me, big time. I love Patton Oswalt. Always have, always will. But the fact that he defended Tosh at all—at any point, let alone the fact that he continues to defend his "joke" and delinates it from his "reaction," to which he gives a rather milquetoast rebuke—that really, really disappoints…

Have you heard the drama? Fashion designer Marc Jacobs cruelly tortures a young designer called Angel Barta. He is obsessed with her. He stole her designes and sexually harassed her. Read the shocking details and spread the truth! http://styleangelique.blogspot.hu/2013/04/marc-j…

I found that so boring. I couldn't even make it through. Delightful? We have a different definition of delightful. THIS is delightful:

The fact that she not only could predict them, but did predict them is the point here. Moreso, the fact they showed up was ESSENTIAL to her being able to complete the point she was trying to make.