This reminds me of the unhealthy amount of time I spent staring at this:

Hey I'm a vegan and I LOVE sandwiches! ;)

The model in the middle (on the cover) is the spitting image of young Raquel Welch:

Reminds me of this pinterest find about angler fish:

Star Trek wisdom:

I said black-face doll. Look it up. (They made those too)

YES! Chris O'Dowd is so dreamy.

I'm all for racists getting their jollies with latex rather than acting out on real people as well.

Yes, link to the study, please.

But allowing these "toys" to be sold also sends mixed signals to the paedophiles and the society. What about a hypothetical black-face doll?

Ikea humor.

I don't know anything about Lily Allen, but my first thought was that she's making fun of that Miley Cyrus fiasco, although she doesn't say that. The video (and the song) is obviously criticizing objectification of women in a satirical way, and that isn't objectifying in itself, imo. But I can see how some people…

Even if it was made of organic cotton, labelled fair trade and what not, (which it is not) it wouldn't cost this much. So you're paying for a name and nothing else. I'd feel like an idiot paying this much for a pair of boxers.

(2) and (3) are, in this case derived from (1).

Love Isa and PPK. (And roasted brussels sprouts served with mashed potatoes and some dijon mustard for dipping. Yum.)

Love George Harrison. All Things Must Pass is an awesome album.

I can't speak to how a non-Christian feels when someone says "Merry Christmas," if it makes them feel uncomfortable or unwelcome.

Actually I love the long hair.

I don't understand why anyone would oppose "Happy holidays" and see it as a war on Christmas. It makes those of us who are not christian feel included and acknowledged. Not that I mind people wishing me "Merry Christmas" if they don't know me very well. But "happy holidays" is a nice, more inclusive greeting.

Thanks!