Don't get me wrong, I love a good peen. But I don't feel right staring at that one.

I was not upset at all by your comment. I hope I didn't come off defensive. I think you made a great point as well. As a white male, I don't think it was one I, personally, could've made effectively. But I'm always down for a hug!

Verdict is out for me. And I've officially spent more time looking at it than I ever should have to.

Unconventional sexy is what comes to mind for me, too. It would have been much more effective and more in line with the lyrics and the balloon bit.

The leg and fingers are white though!

My last statement "It just rehashes current problems" (while vague) was meant to convey issues like that. I would not be able to encompass that as eloquently as you, so I'm glad you posted this. But understand that I completely agree with you. When I said I don't think she meant to be racist, I meant that and still…

I think it perpetuates more than criticizes the problems she's trying to put on blast. I remember the first time I watched it, it started very strong and the lyrics were stinging. Then when it left the operating room, I felt like all the hard work the first minute accomplished was wiped away. I believe she was not…

I'm sorry. Is that a penis in blackface?

"Thank you Diane."

I watched the entire series and it creeped me out. Those kids terrified me and I'm with you 100% on the Julia Child front. I'd been saying it all season and then Gordon called it out in one of the last episodes and I nearly died. Again, creepy.

It's worth a shot, right? I wonder if the professor read his apology, because it's riddled with errors, so intelligent debate might be a stretch. But I doubt his school will go easy on him, so it's probably best to not add to that stress.

Maybe ask if he read your original article and what his thoughts are? He's already screwed, so maybe avoid piling on to that and try to engage in intelligent debate?

That is a very good point. It has crossed my mind before, but I hadn't thought about that in a long time (and I share your mindset in supporting bad movies for making progressive/cool choices like that). It's one thing Paul W.S. Anderson is good at, finding strong female leads for his lackluster movies. In all…

I agree completely. She was one of the few bright spots in the movie. But don't even get me started on the sequel. I'll need to be sedated. It won't be pretty haha.

So good in Love & Basketball and I forgive her for the mess that is Alien vs. Predator. And I agree, she is beautiful.

She's showing how badly she wants Wonder Woman.

I don't know if Buzzfeed offered the abridged version, but she says "It seems as though my outfit was too soon, and it will always be too soon." I agree that it's a weird thing to point out, but she acknowledges that it will never be appropriate to wear what she wore. I don't get why she worded it they way she did or…

Option #2

A true, American Horror Story.