I would say that having "Juicy" written across your ass is more than tacky — it is deliberately sexual. And I honestly cannot think of another brand that has writing across the ass, other than Juicy Couture's tracksuits.

Rape is a legal term. This means for an act to be "rape," certain elements must be proven. Rape is broken into two type:, (1) common-law rape/forcible rape (sometimes called "rape-rape" by non-legal commentators), and (2) statutory rape.

The report conveniently neglects to mention what's happening to the immigrant women who're being forced out of a relatively well-paid field that often doesn't require documentation: how can they compete?

The same way you did, only with the conclusion that someone should feel 'complicit' if they give actual consent ("Yes, put your penis in my vagina") and then dude gets prosecuted because daddy finds out and the law (!) says that his little angel couldn't actually, technically, give legal consent, so lets effectively…

Because one is based on objective facts, logic, and reason while the other is based on sky aliens?

It makes the victim feel a degree of complicity that you simply don't feel if someone bops you on the head in an alley and runs off with your wallet.

So the same bitch that called her predecessor "fat as fuck," ended up winning? Lovely.

These are different. The thing that Will Smith's daughter is wearing was called a "tattoo necklace." It was supposed to lay flat and give the appearance of being a tattoo around one's neck or wrist.

My long-plotted scheme to take a wheelchair into Disneyland is still a-okay, though, right?

Really? I think that being a national spectacle over something so stupid is near the very height of proving that point, in my eyes. I would think that if daughter was too embarrassed to go into the store/restaurant with father, then she must be simply mortified by the attention this has received nationally.

Why the dismissed post, Mr. Barry? You don't feel a post dedicated to Margaret Sanger is the right place to discuss the views of Margaret Sanger?

As an advocate of Birth Control, I wish to take advantage of the present opportunity to point out that the unbalance between the birth rate of the "unfit" and the "fit", admittedly the greatest present menace to civilization, can never be rectified by the inauguration of a cradle competition between these two classes.…

"He did it to embarrass himself — but to make a really good point."

That is a great book. And I hate it because of the emotional scars it left me.

Lois Lowry is a great author. I credit her with not only my taste for novels that feature dystopian futures, but also my love of historical fiction.

So one doesn't realize they're torturing the poor thing?

But what they are doing is the exact opposite of 'historical' or 'racist' blackface — they aren't imitating to demean but to promote and appreciate. Intentions matter.

and they originally said not to worry about it.

I think there are a lot of children of upper-middle class people who have done well for themselves who would fit the bill, and maybe even the description you included to Kyosuke. Not trust-fund babies, obviously.

Every time they get something new, they are compelled to tell us how much it cost, how it's so top-of-the-line and so on