That’s a really valid argument. Weddings typically come with a lot more pressure, and that pressure and stress are passed on to vendors.

You should see the rest of the pictures. Terry Richardson is in literally half of them, with Rita Ora licking his face, kissing him etc. And in every fucking picture Terry Richardson is giving two thumbs up with a shit eating grin on his face. It’s the skeeviest shit ever. He knows exactly what he’s doing... he’s…

Hahaha I know I mean I figured she’d have nipples, but now I know for sure. Yep definitely has ‘em.

Because I like to live dangerously. That’s why.

They sort of phoned it in on that one.

I’m glad Jezebel didn’t follow Gawker and post the actual photo as well (I posted this sentiment before seeing your post). I’m a real fan of not posting pictures of dead animals (especially pets) above the line.

So the way to make small-dicked men feel better about their penises is to go around measuring the penises of all the men coming to your party. I feel as if I have stepped into the land of confusion.

I often meet people who have complicated relationships with food - also, I am one of those people. What is written here about this woman reminds me so much of my disordered-eating years. Food was a magical substance that could cure me, sedate me or kill me. Fiction was fact and I was a neurotic binge-eater or a…

I don't disagree that Monsanto is pretty freakin' evil, and that there are numerous conflicts of interest that really should not be allowed to stand. I completely agree with that.

By far my favorite Food Babe rant is about how airplanes don't bring pure oxygen into the cabins (from here, since she tried to scrub it from the internet):

Taylor Swift's friend on the left is demonstrating why, when wearing a bikini, showing your belly button is the better plan.

as much as it pains me to say this: Johnson's right. this woman spends way too much time taking people - other women, specifically - to task for failing to live up to moral standards which she herself cannot uphold. if her online persona wasn't so relentlessly moralistic, Johnson wouldn't have even bothered with this.…

I don't normally advocate this but...

It's actually based on this report from a Forbes "contributor," which is incredibly bad and dumb. I'm fairly certain anybody can post anything directly to Forbes.com these days; it's like Kinja that people actually use.

Eh, it sounds a bit stupid at first glance, but if it disencourages companies to use pseudo-science to try to sell things, this can only be good.

I don't find slippery slope fallacies to be convincing. "Today, macadamia nuts, tomorrow you're RyanAir" is absurd bullshit.

But on the other hand, you also have to applaud Korean Air for not allowing their service standards to slip, even the tiniest bit.

Actually, the list of job requirements, include the hygiene and behavioral codes, is directly tied to whether these ladies were employees, independent contractors or volunteers. Employment law arcana, maybe, but definitely relevant to the legal case. I think the level of detail, particularly vis-a-vis firing…