@redboots: no.

@msfriendly: haha I have this same anger towards "panini." I know that's how it stuck in English, but WHY?

@ccivar: grasping at straws, exactly.

the "air of mystery" is just this delusion people have that she has something new to say.

Actually, an over-the-counter abortion pill would be spiffy, thanks.

@amywon: that's... pretty standard. people want to know what size to get before ordering.

it's the guys that are ridiculous at the gym. staring at their biceps in the mirror, making the loudest exercise noises possible, lounging seductively by the weight machines. you don't fool me.

vagina =/= vulva.

@Verbosity: Seriously.

@MakeFetch: She was an actress before she was a singer...

@CassandraSays: Same! It's fine being a perpetual foreigner as long as you are not the only foreigner around. :)

@SlayBelle: yeah I definitely think that Grace was more self aware.

@SlayBelle: yes, but wasnt Grace Jones' reputation (especially among straight men) more along the lines of "scary" and "threatening" than "omg so sexy"? Even though they act out in a similar manner, Paz is not being described as subversive as Grace was. This may or may not be because she is a white girl with long…

i hate histrionics in both men and women. but maybe i am biased because i grew out of it when i was about four.

@jasminetea: i fell off my chair when they told me. i had my wallet out, all docile and ready to pay... SO SIMPLE. SO GOOD.

@Beat Girl: it's so sensible, and yet so far from US reality...

British readers? I've been getting the Pill for free since I moved to England for university, is this a national thing or is it some student program? Because it is amazing.

@Blairbarella: well, I mean, it was a movie made just for women, which is an unforgivable a transgression of the world order.

oh, how innocent the pre-internet days now seem, when your number could only be scrawled on the wall in public restrooms.

"Stacks's real crime is that she stepped beyond the acceptable boundaries of how a "ho" should act."