@outerhaven: You've come to the right place!
All of them.
@glucious: Did they ever have Shakesville or Pandagon? Did they ever want to?
"gays in our marketing department"
...Redundant?
But honestly, I don't even know where to begin with this. (Suffice to say I'm an activisty type chick who dates chicks and works in queermunications/margayting. Half offended, half delighted.)
...Redundant?
But honestly, I don't even know where to begin with this. (Suffice to say I'm an activisty type chick who dates chicks and works in queermunications/margayting. Half offended, half delighted.)
I don't know... I'm a woman and am dating a woman right now and would find this pretty useful. With new/casual relationships one of the parties might be uncomfortable talking about their cycle, so it's a good way to help understand why things didn't get hot and heavy a certain evening and curb feelings of sexual rejection.
Yeah them campus radicals never changed shit, that's why we work so hard to shut them up.
MPDG alert on the indie-rock girl band character. Which may be obvious/already pointed out in the post. I just need to say MPDG alert as often as possible
@Atomic B: I've also just started watching Buffy for the first time. That said, I was 7 in 1997 so...
it's quite the trip.
it's quite the trip.
Returning to the weekend socials after a long hiatus. Was very active around this time last year. Can't believe so much time has past. Excited to jump back in (and not overshare as much as last time...)
*hope this post isn't inapprops with new rules & regs. just wanna reintroduce kinda!
*hope this post isn't inapprops with new rules & regs. just wanna reintroduce kinda!
NYPD raided east williamsburg artist collective house three days before the anarchist film festival was to have an event there
two people detained, no warrant
#tips
Simultaneously acknowledging and reinforcing classism. Hmm.
Also, she looks really cute here.
@tunamelt: You mean queer people of colour exist? But that's like, TWO things!
"Gay people can call each other "fag," "dyke," "tranny," "homo," and all sorts of other horrible things. You can not."
...What if you're bi? Like, an 'active' bi who hangs out and dates in the 'scene'? I guess we're a whole different beast altogether.
Saw that at the grocery store tonight, but Amanda Seyfried was the cover girl. Are there two versions? Does Canada get different ones? Is the race difference worth commenting on? Or was it last month's but I thought it was this month's because they recycle the cover lies?
@Pope John Peeps II:
Thank you.
Who needs porn when you have Cox with her nose in Gould's masturbatory musings? I say this with love because I'm so getting off on this.
Fun tip: Going to rock shows alone makes you The Girl At the Show. Other women will envy your independence, and some of them (and men) will want you.
You get to the know the venue owner, the show promoters, the band, and the other Regulars. Bonus points if you're the Girl Alone At The Show and you dance. Although that one usually requires a good pint first.
@Crown_Jew: Could be both! Depression: no sexual appetite. "Cured" depression with SSRIs: no sexual appetite. Either way: just have to feel momentarily loved! ....oh.
@KGibson: I thought you were some dumb troll so I was going to respond with something bitchy or ignore. But I creeped your some of your comments are pretty insightful so I'll bite (also, McMaster?!) What am I doing wrong, and how would you suggest doing it right?
The passage I'm about to quote is pretty played out, stereotypical and exactly indicative of the kind of person who reads these posts and takes them seriously.
But I think it's relevant here. And I'm not sure what that says, because I just pulled the quote from my old teenage myspace, last updated in 2007 (hey, a lot can happen in three years.)
"The trouble with my generation is that we all think we're fucking geniuses. Making something isn't good enough for us, and neither is selling something, or teaching something, or even just doing something; we have to be something. It's our inalienable right, as citizens of the twenty-first century. If Christina Aguilera or Britney or some American Idol jerk can be something, then why can't I? Where's mine, huh? [...]But having a talent is never enough to make us happy, is it? I mean, it should be, because a talent is a gift, and thank God for it, but I didn't. It just pissed me off because I wasn't being paid for it, and it didn't get me on the cover of Rolling Stone."
Yes, it's Nick Hornby. Of course it is. What, you thought I'd quote real literature at you? C'mon, this is GENERATION Y! What better to do than assemble the shards of Gen X heroes in our clammy hands?
I can't get a regular job, because despite how much I hate myself and self-deprecate and criticize and criticize and criticize, deep down I must think I'm a fucking genius. Otherwise I'd be be trying to get a real job instead of getting a sociology major and hope "someone" "discovers" me (after I theoretically produce something to discover.)
WHEN I GROWS UP I WANTS TO BE AN INTERNET CELEBRITEE
I NEED THAT SENSE OF ONLINE COMMUNITY
BECAUSE YOU FEEL THE MOST LOVED BEHIND PSEUDONYMOUS ANONYMITY
SOMETHING ELSE THAT RHYMES WITH 'EEEEE'
OH WOE IS ME
