I like the Opinel knives because they don’t look unreasonable or too ‘tactical’. If you work in an office setting having a something like the Kershaw or the Spyderco fall out of your bag will cause people to wonder.

This is possibly beyond forgiveness for me. It’d be one thing if it was just a stupid, offensive name - making a dick joke about someone transitioning. Making it a split hot dog, inside of a taco, is just a whole ‘nother level of WTF WERE YOU THINKING NO for me. Dealbreaker. :/

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I’m sorry I had to ban you for insulting Samoas.

The only way to give this a feminist re-brand I can get behind is to call them “Stanx” and have them be baggy, comfortable onesies with lots of deep pockets where I can keep my snacks for Netflix marathons of Call the Midwife.

I’m from Arkansas and wanted a conflict-free diamond for my wedding ring. Bonus points from it being in my home state and all. Guess what...those muhfuckers are hella expensive. It would have cost less for me to fly to Africa and spend 6 months in a mine my dang self to find a certified conflict-free rock. I plan on…

I’ve never purchased any Spanx, because frankly I just don’t care enough. BUT. I did recently get a pair of their leggings (because SILVER VELVET omg) and they’re really nice! I mean, they’re tight as fuck, but NICE.

Seem rather convenient. Funny how they can be empowered in a state much closer to how they naturally are, and women require so much expensive modification. Makes you wonder why we are so defective.....

I wear Spanx while giving engineering lectures to all-male audiences. I find the squeeeziness to be really comfortable, and it keeps my posture good during long lectures. I wear corsets for ballroom dance, because it looks good, and if I don’t, I get crippling back pain after an hour.

I hate the spanx trend because it is now virtually impossible to find a regular, old fashioned, loose slip. They are all shapewear slips now. The don’t work for me and always ooch up turning into a weird undergarmet belt. I just want a regular “old lady” slip with a thin dress. It hides panty lines and works like a…

Men are lucky they don’t need so much stuff to be empowered.

I am a feminist who loves her Spanx. I have always seen them more as the magical substance that keeps the skin of my inner thighs from rubbing away when I’m wearing a dress. When it’s warm out I prefer to wear dresses, and I have found that Spanx are a lot more effective at preventing painful rub then regular…

I think the point is that are neither anti-feminist OR feminist. Using feminisim to sell them is a little silly. That doesn’t mean there is something wrong with them or the people who wear them.

“Part hot dog and part taco.”

The Beef and Cheddar with Arby’s sauce is ranked second only behind world peace and just in front of the mcrub. Other contenders include multiple orgasms, really cool shells you find on the beach, Roy Schneider, and gin.

OH MY GOD they need to up their daily special naming game.

I’ve met Karlie and was super impressed with her. She was well spoken, extremely intelligent, and seemed like a genuinely nice person. (As someone who has met a bunch of models through a previous job and also just mutual circles of friends, I can tell you that this is not the norm.) This is a really awesome idea,…

Jezebel is about the only place on the internet I read the comments.

I wish I’d had someone like him to be that trans media presence when I was a kid, and I’m from the 80s. We’ve come so far.

I have a friend who is effectively transgender (doesn’t have the means to transition at the moment). I’ll support her ‘til the day I die, because at the end of the day she’s still the friend I bonded with over talking about RTS games and gundam anime.