Seriously. It's the same strapless wedding dress that 99% of brides insist on wearing even though it only looks good on about 3% of them.

That cat is adorable.

Like I said, hadn't seen the link. However, that same lawyer in the link also says this:

Sorry, didn't see the link.

No one said anything about proof. That's why it's called "probable cause".

I think that if something has been called in, the police have probable cause and therefore do have the right to ask for ID? Do you have the law that states otherwise? Like I said in my original comment above, I was asking if this was the case, but if you know for a fact that isn't true, then please elaborate with…

The problem is, as another kinka commenter has now clarified, because someone had called them in for allegedly having sex in a car (whether or not the call was racially motivated is another issue), the police therefore had probable cause to ask for an ID and she had to comply. She didn't.

I think cops don't have a right to just ask you for ID for no reason, but if they've been called to investigate something, then they do? So if he was responding to a call about the couple in the car, technically she should have given the cop her ID? I'm asking here, I don't know if there are any lawyers here familiar…

Babs has had so much shit injected into her face she looks like a cross between a pillow and Stiffler's Mom.

Not gonna lie, I'm turned on by a lot of hardcore stuff in porn. I'm turned on by stuff in porn that I would never even do in real life. And that I probably wouldn't admit to if I was asked for a study. And once you plugged my vagina into the thingamajig and actually measured my level of arousal, chances are my…

Olive Garden is nasty though. There are small hole-in-the-wall Italian places that do Americanised Italian (because that's what Olive Garden is, and what a lot of "Italian" food in the US is) for about the same price as Olive Garden and who don't overcook their pasta (Cardinal sin. Unforgiveable. Period.) and make way…

I wish they were illegal everywhere.

Ha!

Funny you mention cashew cheese. I had a really yummy cashew vegan "cheese" last time I was in Canada. And it was delicious but I don't think it tasted like cheese. They should just call it cultured cashew dip or something. And those soy yogurts are pretty nasty. I guess if you choose to be vegan then you're of course…

That's the thing: Jezebel's outrage knows no limits! They even get outraged before things happen (check out this weekend's post about next year's Met Ball). And you know they're just manipulating all the naïve, overly earnest social justice warriors into falling into the Outrage Porn trap for more clicks because…

That's a ridiculous attitude. I'll try anything and eat anything that tastes good. And I've had good vegan cookies. But I like baked stuff to taste like butter and though the vegan cookies were good, they didn't so I have to admit that was a little disappointing.

Not necessarily. I'm a food fanatic and will eat anything that tastes good. And I enjoy a lot of vegetarian dishes, don't actually cook a lot of meat at home so most of my meals are vegetarian, and with vegetarian dishes the possibilities are endless without only resorting to making meatless versions of dishes that…

It's not *really* pad thai if there's no egg or fish sauce though. I mean, it's a vegan interpretation of it, but it's not actually pad thai.

Why would you even tell them it was a vegan dinner unless you wanted to make a point about it? I mean, if it's vegan, it's not like with a non-vegetarian meal where you have to make sure no one's allergic to seafood or doesn't eat red meat or is vegetarian/vegan or anything.

Meh. I can see how it's stupid and tasteless but so are a lot of things and I'm not going to get my panties in a twist over all of them. And I wouldn't buy it for that price (or if it were free, for that matter) and I dislike Urban Outfitters for the most part but am I going to stop buying their fucking awesome BDG…