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i have watched it four times, how homo am i

I've been doing some testing. It's fixed now.

What app do you use? There might be settings you can configure or even switch to a new app altogether. Until then, updates are of course posted here and shared to our social media accounts (always Twitter, usually Facebook and Tumblr). We're also endeavoring to update every Tuesday, so checking then is a good rule of thumb. :)

I should probably try to read One Piece again but every time I get to the Arlong Park arc my emotions are destroyed and I just obsess over Bellemere for a couple days.

it's almost as if we visit this site haw haw haw

goddammit i have been exposed

Possible tmi warning, but if you're squicked out by basic details about periods, be aware that 12 year old girls have stronger stomachs than you.


I've heard about this before and I have mixed feelings. I understand and, to an extent, agree that periods (and menstrual blood by extension) are unnecessarily shamed in our society. I can remember far too many occasions in high school where a girl bleed through her pants and was met with laughter and ridicule. It's really sad to see, especially when it's a process that most people with vaginas experience.

I also can say that pads and tampons are really expensive--a box of tampons will typically get me through a month and a half and easily runs $10 - $20. Sanitary products can also be really uncomfortable. I've never used a diva cup so I can't speak for it, but wearing a pad is essentially having a warm, moist washcloth shoved between your legs, rubbing against your nether regions all day and night... not to mention the potential for leakage when you are bleeding heavily. I personally find tampons very comfortable but they can be awkward to put in and pose their own health risks (toxic shock etc). Pads and tampons are also not very environmentally friendly.

All this said, I understand people's frustration with the system, but I don't really think this is an appropriate reaction. In my younger and more vulnerable years I've been caught by surprise without a pad or a tampon on hand and I can say that bleeding all over yourself is really unpleasant, probably more unpleasant than using sanitary products. Blood is also a pain to get out of clothing and underwear. On a less selfish (and more important) note, this is also really unsanitary. Diseases are transmitted through blood, after all, and if you're not using any kind of sanitary product, that blood will easily leak onto whatever you're sitting on. Even if you're not carrying any kind of disease, I'd rather not get your menstrual blood on my butt just because I happen to take the seat after you. I suppose this is mitigated if you are willing to clean up after yourself, but that would require carrying around germ-killing cleaners, which I don't think is really an appealing prospect.

I feel like such a bad feminist when these subjects come up (though I know that's of course not true, first of all this is not a part of mainstream feminism and it's not as if feminism is some kind of hivemind). I'm similar about body & pubic hair -- I understand where the argument comes from and I do believe patriarchy influences how society views women's hygiene, but I am also weird about germs. The body hair debate is quite different because it doesn't affect anyone else if you let your hair grow free while this does.

What I find interesting is that people seem to be criticizing tampons for requiring penetration and pads for I don't know what reason, but make no mention of cups or sponges. I know both are rather popular with feminists, and they offer a very different experience from the pad or the tampon.

It's there now, sorry about that.

Retailers typically add a placeholder date for the last day of the current year; as that date draws closer they'll change it to be farther off. A Kingdom Hearts 3 release date won't be announced for a very long time.

I can't decide how I feel about Lana Del Rey. She has this weird combination of (often) cringe-worthy lyrics and bad live performances that somehow works out for her. She has a really interesting style (musically) and her songs are definitely catchy. I don't think she's the greatest thing to grace music like a lot of people make her out to be, but she does have this oddly compelling aura to her music.

Thanks for sending them in! They were a lot of fun to answer. P:

And thank you for ~gracing us~ with your presence. c:

Yeah the feed wasn't working at first but it showed up finally before I left my house. Manually refresh the feed and see if it shows up, if it doesn't I'll take a look when I get out of class.

https://twitter.com/SQEX_Members_NA/status/443079845883301888

Square tweeted saying the backorder emails were sent in error and should be ignored... so ya know.

There's this lovely wonderful post on tumblr that I always go back to on a similar subject:

http://roachpatrol.tumblr.com/post/37175069968/goatprince-replied-to-your-post-adventure-time-is

The amazing thing about Adventure Time is that it does not underestimate its viewers at all. There are cute surface stories but there's often something much more profound or insightful going on underneath that, in a way that's accessible even for kids. That's so essential because not only does it refuse to be just a dumb kids' show, but it's teaching kids that they don't have to just passively consume television -- that it's awesome and fun to consider things like the message and the theme and characterization and all that great stuff, in a formula that's cute and hilarious

There's always next time around d to redeem yourself. ;)

It's not just the errors it's throwing that is stopping us, we need an addition to it.

I addressed this in the community news forum, but to repeat, the developer we were using is busy and can't fix it for us. I've reached out to another developer and I'm waiting to hear back with a quote. The requested changes will allow us to count the posts made since the add-on broke in December.

I think it's as much Anna's character as SISTERS. you would be surprised how quick to forgive you can be with sisters, at times, heh. And I also think one of the really underplayed parts of the movie was Anna's personal development and realizations. Once she learns about Elsa's powers I think she realizes that she is not only partly responsible for freezing Arendelle (she agitates Elsa because she can't have her way), but she also begins to understand that none of this (the eternal winter and Elsa constantly pushing her away) is really Elsa's fault. She knows that Elsa is grappling with something huge and awful and can't be blamed.