Sunday Night Shenanigans

Hey folks! Another weekend behind us, another open thread upon which to rest our weary typing fingers.
Sunday Night Wrap-Up
This weekend we rolled our eyes at a Swiss anti-feminism meeting; we spent an afternoon in quiet, solemn reflection on the shaving of Russia's legs and, by extension, our own body hair removal habits.
Sunday Night Wrap-Up
This weekend we filled up your plastic pumpkin with a Tucker Max lawsuit tale and news that it's become cool to stop showering. We also looked at horrifying ads and married brave Brits who love us and our gigantic families.
Sunday Night Wrap-Up
This weekend we celebrated Caturday, in which we learned about the special relaishes between women and their cats, and also met some cats with attitude. We also woke up to a Brand-new day and regretted being too skinny.
Sunday Night Wrap-Up
This weekend we learned about the amazing power of makeup, debated Tina Fey's book cover, went ragey over Pretzel Thins, and learned all about our skin types.
Sunday Night Wrap-Up
This weekend, we swapped travel bag advice, received a note from my neighbor, Helen, watched the newbies shine on SNL, rolled our eyes at Axe, swung our boobs around for Cosmo, took in a few fashion shows, and said goodbye.
Sunday Night Wrap-Up
This weekend, we swapped styling tool tips, watched Amy Poehler on SNL, discussed foreign husbands in Thailand, decided not to dress as Sexy Nemo, and learned how to slip like a diva.
Sunday Night Wrap-Up
This weekend, we discussed Joaquin Phoenix's performance art, swapped Fall beauty tips, talked about a recent incident involving a 6-year-old cheerleader, were faced with the return of Bratz, and received a letter from my neighbor, Helen.
Sunday Night Wrap-Up
This weekend, we considered Cosmo's purchasing advice, received a crap email, debated the merits of a new breastfeeding awareness campaign, and had a front row seat at Fashion Week.
Sunday Night Wrap-Up
This weekend, we were driven crazy by dating advice, discussed street harassment, tried to defriend everyone on Facebook, talked about the darker side of Jersey Shore, applauded a "no-retouching" policy, and learned that Dennis Hopper looked a lot like Shakespeare.
