You lot pay far too much attention to The Sun. It’s well known here in the UK as a shit-rag. It’s lower than a shit-rag. It’s the paper you lay down on the floor for your dog to shit on. The only reason it ever enters my house is so that I can line my Rabbit Hutches with it so they can piss and shit all over it.

Perhaps they feel... ROBBed...?

Ack. My vagina dried up and my clitoris shrivelled just reading this description.

This, right here, is why the First Lady of Poland bypassed Tango-Trevor entirely and went straight for Melania.... I can’t even watch this without cringing.

I’ve never really understood the ‘Greek’ concept in American universities anyway - it’s always portrayed in the media as cliche, divisive and toxic.

Exactly! LeHusband often jokes and calls me ‘Sicknote’ when I take a week off work with an illness, but I’ll go to the docs, rest, sleep, generally allow my body as much rest as it wants, then be back to normal a week later. He’ll ‘keep going’ and ‘battling through’ it, and it’ll take him weeks to get rid of…

I’ve spoken to men who feel like society ‘looks down’ on them for being vulnerable and sick. From an evolutionary perspective, I can kinda understand why a group of animals might marginalise the sick and weak - a) Sick and weak males are not good prospective mates, and b) Survival of the fittest - the weak are the…

Oh I know! SO MANY guys of my generation - the ‘porn on dial up’ generation have really fucked up ideas of how to ‘pleasure’ a woman... Hint - rubbing her snatch dry until it catches fire ISN’T fun. She won’t magically climax through hard fucking, either.

That’s sad. When I was teaching I taught a class on the female menstrual cycle and my starter for the lesson was to ask every pupil to come up to the board and write down a part of the female anatomy. The reason I did that was to initiate discussion about ‘correct’ terms, slang terms and offensive terms.

It seems to me that this Vulva/Vagina thing is a failure of sex education and it seems to be REALLY prevalent in America.

I could watch this on repeat ALL day. It’s brilliant. The look on his face is priceless. All hail the First Lady of Poland!

As a woman who finds arbitrary dress codes annoying as fuck, I am still coming down on the side of the house. Dress codes are there for a reason.

My sentiments exactly. It would be MORE important to protect vulnerable ports and cables than controllers. You can even buy really cheap knock-off or accessory brand items like this one if you really want to protect the gen controllers:

I’ve seen marital rape on screen done in a much more thought-provoking way. Panning away from the pain and anguish Sansa would have been going through (she was a virgin don’t forget - Tyrion never consummated their marriage - although I bet she wishes he had now...) and making the whole thing ‘horror by proxy’ wasn’t…

I’ll assume the latter is in reference to the spiky-pom-pom-gimp-mask? There are a few things I’d wear - that ‘Mourning my Billionaire husband’ hat is WIN.

I’m generally pretty jealous of hijabs tbh. I love me a good scarf and not having to worry about whether my hair is greasy or if it’s sticking up in the back is an attractive option. If it were a fashion choice and not a religious or cultural thing I would wear the shit out of it. As it is, these days I’m too afraid…

I’ve never been overly concerned with the shape of my eyebrows. I’ve generally just plucked the stray hairs around the edges, made sure I wasn’t sporting a unibrow and just let them be. I’m blonde so they aren’t spectacularly prominent. I recently went for my first ever leg wax (I’m 34, I know, shocking right?) and…

I have to say, the delicate metal bubbles were pretty awesome. I’d wear those on a hat or as jewellery.

Absolutely. Although my comments re: NHS were aimed at those discussing the limitations of socialised healthcare.

The thing about social healthcare is that YES, there ARE limits to what they can and will be prepared to fund. There are also restrictions and cutoffs. We call it the ‘Postcode Lottery’ here in the UK because different NHS trusts have different rules. So someone living in, say, Yorkshire, might not qualify for the…