you're wrong for a few reasons, but let's start with the most obvious: you need to be within arm's length distance to use a knife effectively. guns, not so much.

have you ... even watched mad men, though? they're doing the exact opposite of glamorizing that time. don & co are on the decline, and the show makes that abundantly clear — they are not the heroes of that piece.

so it's okay for this misogynistic, psycho-killer shit to go on as long as it's not original? god, shut the fuck up.

yeah, I was expecting to be grossed out, not horrified and nauseous. jesus christ.

on the contrary, I know many men who are desperate and sad enough to keep doing the same thing over and over if they think there's even the slightest chance that it might get them laid.

yeah, this 'feeling awkward' tongue thing just happened to coincide with the beginning of her ~*~*wild & crazeeee~*~*~ image, after about a decade of fame and having her picture taken with nary a tongue to be found? whatever, miley, you're boring.

neither thing really means anything until you'd ask her and find out.

"...my feeling is that if there's any risk that the vaccine is associated with autism, then we should delay the vaccine during this vulnerable developmental window,"

THAT WASN'T THE MESSAGE.

there's nothing to correct — he's accurately describing how society tends to view it.

arguing that this ad is dehumanizing and sexualizing youth (as some have said, youth beyond what we largely consider a consenting age) is not sex-negativity, and yes, you are wrong in assuming that I align myself with that viewpoint.

yeah, I didn't say that, and you know it. you're free to complain, and I'm free to disagree with your opinions. the target of the joke was the racist football coach. if you can't see that, then I have to extend the 'not worth the effort' sentiment right back to you.

given that the target of the joke wasn't asian people, but the person being racist in the first place, it wasn't racist. but you keep on with your bad self.

yes, it is bad. glad we could clear that up.

1) right, which is why I didn't say 'all' — but be fair, that's what the 'cheerleader fantasy' is about. it's not 'oh, how sexy, college and professional cheerleaders over the age of consent only!' it's the sexualization of youth. to claim otherwise is dishonest.

I mean, it's kind of a play on the whole cheerleader bending over thing.

I have a B.A. in Women's Studies and am working on my Masters, and I honestly do not see how this picture is sexist?

so what, in your opinion, can be satirized, seeing as how you seem to be implying that anyone who satirizes anything is supporting the thing they're satirizing?

bitterness, table of one!

when they're this stupid, yes, let's!