@LLisCool: I personally hate the texture of flan, but I may have never had a good one. General downside: not very portable. Read more

@faire-la-moue: Tara Parker-Pope never makes mention of "a female-dominated world" as she relays the results of this study. Read more

I am disappointed that this was not a magazine for redheads. Article ideas: "10 Best Sunscreens, "It's OK To Wear Pink!" Read more

@MizJenkins: In one case St. George describes, though, a woman got upwards of 700 messages a day. At that point you'd have to spend all day deleting them. Yes, she could have changed her number — but then she would have had to let all her contacts know without her ex finding out. And while it's an unfortunate reality… Read more

@hillarym: To be fair, some "how young is too young" stuff did run when he sailed. But reading some of the "silly girl" comments on the Times of London site, I did wonder if they'd say the same of a "silly boy." Read more

@Kali Mama: It's apparently just in three "councils," and one may already have stopped the program. Read more

@Schrodinger's Cat: I'm not saying all sad Facebook postings are red flags of violence. Here's what I said: Read more

@firefly82: I wouldn't really call the Facebook postings warning signs of violence, but de Becker lists a constellation of other signs in his book, all of which we should be more aware of. Read more

@roodles: I love Star Trek and think it eminently worthy of study. But it hasn't quite entered mainstream academia, as evinced by a number of readers who submitted their Trek classes as "most ridiculous." Sometimes seemingly ridiculous classes can be great. (Also I wrote my MFA exam on Doctor Who, so I'm the last… Read more

@voteforme: Wanting all kids to have good self-esteem doesn't translate well into the adult world in which everyone wants to manage and no one wants to be managed Read more

@LoveBugBecky (formerly BeckyIva): it works for the marrieds and the unmarrieds Read more

@IfWhiskeyWereAWoman: It's not the same, but it's still not a good response. There are plenty of ways to draw attention to misquotes — especially if you have a big audience like MIA does — without opening up a reporter to personal harassment, as she basically did. Posting the recordings was a much fairer way to handle… Read more

@MizJenkins: Luckily for everyone he has decided not to pursue a legal career, at least in Massachusetts. Read more

@ragincajun67: On Beck's show she said she actually tried to buy the house, but couldn't contact the owner. Read more

@femme-bot: I'm aware Kate Moss didn't make it up — I still find it problematic. Read more

@KLondike5: Right, Kate Moss didn't invent it. But she very famously echoed it. Read more

@puhctek: Not sure what you're referring to, but this post contained a rundown of some of our previous coverage on the subject: [jezebel.com] Read more

@SwirlGirl: Actually I was trying to figure out what the teacher's rationale was for including the segment. Why segregate pregnant girls in their own yearbook section? It just seems strange to me. Read more

@Mayor Squeakerton: I think maybe Palin was referring to liberal papers that picked up the story, or that were threatening to go public with it before Folks's statement. Which doesn't make her comments that much smarter, but it does clarify a bit. Read more

@pantsless: I agree that the "HAVE to" language is a bit problematic — I'd actually turn it around and say that the pill might make clinicians and partners think they don't have to listen to women's problems, they can just give them a pill and have done with it. Communication goes both ways, and our society hasn't… Read more