Dear @anon61221983
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It’s like Hell’s Grannies all over again!
flipping the bird
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I am enthralled by this gif. My grandmother just threatens to pop her teeth out and throw them at you.
Actually, maybe that’s worse.
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I appreciate that they have some different physical gestures. It shows their individuality.
Also, the hats.
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Like smoothed over, like milk, silk, a bedspread or a quilt
Icing on a cake or a serene translucent lake
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Want.
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They are who I plan to be when I grow up.
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I need to download all of these into my phone, because I made the terrible mistake of downloading the “MeetMe” app to find some friends in my area. I even picked a deliberately ridiculous picture of myself to cut down on the “hey beautiful” messages. It’s not working. Dudes in Qatar are hitting on me.
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…women make up less than one in four of the population [of Qatar]
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Interesting that one of the proto-superhero characters oft cited as setting the stage was created by a woman…
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A grieving teenage girl sad over the death of her infant child invented an entire genre of fiction in 1816… that is now dominated by men. I love me some Mary Shelley. 
http://amysmartgirls.com/mary-shelley-meet-the-teenage-girl-who-invented-science-fiction/
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Also, first programmer was a woman and didn’t I read somewhere on here that the first chemist was a woman? But yeah… men created all things good, because REASONS!
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#Adam’s Rib!
'nuf said.
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aaaaand, our general reaction shot:
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Do you even Adam’s Rib?
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I believe that video would be a useful addition to the “Video Demonstrations of Why Adhesion to Ideology Is Bad With A Capital Cerd” collection.
But Swedish Chef, I mean, at best he convinced me to listen more closely to spoken languages because they’re fascinating, at worst, super culturally insensitive? Are Swedes ticked off…
woah. super duper deja vu going on right now with the paragraph sizes/layout…
…that Jim Henson might depict them in this way?
Still makes me laugh, though
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I’ve only read Frankenstein, but it was an epic book that still shines a light on some of the most important issues of our day. I remember picking it up in college and groaning at the thought of reading it, and promptly had my tiny little prejudices smashed forthwith.
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