Ah, there's my fall 2013 hairspiration.

Yeah, I think something about this whole story just seems sort of horrific and not right. I don't mean to say it justifies all the awful things he says, but he doesn't strike me as the typical casual misogynist either.

I think this guy sounds mentally ill, and his story makes me feel sad. Reddit posted that he had a previous website that was really similar about 6 years ago, http://www.aloneinaustin.com/

Does she have a ponytail? Only SJP can make a ponytail look chic.

I am laughing, then vomiting quietly.

I have it on good authority that Bill's penis doesn't whisper, it emits a sound somewhere between a chortle and a somewhat talented sixth-grader playing the saxophone.

I always thought Candles in the Wind was for Diana.

I feel like her excellent posture gives her such a wider range of fashion choices, because she just carries anything she wants to carry.

Ugh, my little two-location chain gym wouldn't let me off the hook when I had a terrible and terribly contagious topical MRSA infection. I was like, my doctor does not want me specifically in gyms. And they were like it's fine! Come any way! We absolutely cannot pause your membership!

I am a terrible housekeeper and I just buy new pillows once a year and recycle the old ones "for guests."

I was accidentally given this hairstyle by an overzealous rocker-style hairdresser before a pretty traditional wedding. The bridal party was supposed to have matching chignons. I kept it, because I loved it!

I think these are very beautiful, and very timeless.

Maybe I forgot to put my fashion goggles on this morning. I truly dislike this!

Um, "rustic with cleavage, 2014" is also my wedding plan. And I have no shame in that whatsoever. Team ScarJo.

All I want is to be deleted from the email where Tom tells me he's sorry to interrupt my holiday but can sell me Fibreglass products from Zhejiang Yunzhi GRP factory, China.

Oh man, when I read this Daily Beast piece the first thing I literally thought was will Lindy West please interject. Thanks Lindy!

That's an interesting viewpoint but it sounds somewhat ancedotal to me. My argument is that it is that there are compelling differences beyond attitudanal ones that we need to consider.

I was thinking more of Gen Mill.'s parents and grandparents....

What I don't really understand about this conversation is the obsession over the symptom, not the disease. Why don't we talk more about job-hunting scenarios for Millennials, who are given really contradictory advice about something as simple as how to construct a resume? Why don't we talk about painkiller…

Wait...Lindy went to HS with Macklemore? No further explanation provided?