I think it is interesting that many of the more explicit sex scenes are between minor characters and one reason for that might be that some of the more famous actors/important characters don't want to do them or only want to do them if they think they are important for the plot. Well, if you want to keep your…

Umm... you do realize that giving birth is in many ways an invasive medical procedure, right? And that it is of higher risk to the individual than a medical or surgical abortion?

The worst part about this is that he exists.

This is weird, considering that most women I know (myself included) would see an attractive man with a widdle bunny and immediately throw their panties across the room. It's definitely not the rabbit, dude.

So his evidence that his rabbit is ruining his sex life includes four anecdotal women, two of whom did not know he had a rabbit. Seems legit.

You wish people would stop using medically accurate terms?

I saw that and thought it was great! You can find a number of blogs about men taking up extra space on public transport, but it's not a thing women are programmed to do. Women try to take up less space, make themselves as small as possible.

DEAR COWORKER OF PANTSLESS,


EVERYTHING IS CHEMICALS.
EVERYTHING.

That was the highlight of the night. The Jane Lynch was spot-on.

That baby was all up and walking around. My babies were so lazy.

Cant snort a little coke without the fear of being more susceptible to HIV. Coke makes butt sex so much more enjoyable.

Oh, bullshit. Speak for yourself.

I often say "the".. the bf, the fam, the child, etc, and I don't find it dehumanizing. Who else would I be talking about? Why do I need to claim ownership to validate their status in my life, or in the online world? More importantly though, I think that in online speech, using "the" to signify relevance or association…

I think if I was that rich, I might split the difference and get one of those ginormous beds where you might not even realize that the other person is/isn't there.

You seem cool.

Mike's Hard Lemonade has a creepy fixation on much, much younger women.

it's not the destination, it's the journey

When will people learn that humor is objective?!

It is about Thwaites' character's coming of age in a utopian society that is without war, famine, or disease, but also without Taylor Swift music.

As a guy, I advise any fellow guy who thinks a 22-year old woman is past her prime to check himself before he wrecks himself.