Women. How do they work? Well, if you have ever wondered what on earth a woman thinks on various topics, now is your chance. Probe away! (Doesn’t that sound dirty?) Do you have a question about sex? Romance? Why we freak out when you don’t replace the seat of the toilet? Ask away! Continue reading
On Crasstalk’s Day of Women Things, let’s take a moment to highlight some films that showcase strong female characters.
The following is from our very own LimeCat, Didactics Tactics, who is currently traveling but still had something to say to The Ladies.
Dear Women-peoples,
I’d like to apologize on behalf of a large majority of the living, mouth-breathing species for which I am a card-carrying member.
Just how is it exactly, that you put up with us? Continue reading
The title says it all. Probably best to skip this one gentlemen. Continue reading
Welcome to The Crasstalk Day of Womanly Things. Doesn’t it smell good in here? Today you will learn some of our secrets, some helpful hints on how to engage with humans of the fairer sex without pissing us off, and also how big our brains are (hint: HUGE). Enjoy! Continue reading
Debate log #2349-When we last saw our intrepid (or is it incompetent?) candidates, they were poking out each others’ eyes with their words. Rick Perry was sleepy. Mitt Romney was for something, then against it, then undecided, then for it. Herman Cain was in the single digits, and Jon Huntsman was recycling his ties. Michelle Bachmann was dumb. At least that one hasn’t changed. Continue reading
After the first half of The A-List New York’s scrappy reunion show hosted by Miss “How You Durrin” herself, Wendy Williams, along came the newest member of The A-List’s franchise, The A-List Dallas.
Look at these schmo’s, pictured above. Continue reading
The first “video game” I can remember playing is Midnight Rescue! by The Learning Company. I was 5 years old, and we had just gotten our first computer. The year was 1989.
The first real video game I remember playing was Doom 2, released by id Software in 1994. The second was Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness, released by Blizzard Entertainment in 1995.
It seems Mitt Romney is suffering from a case of what I call ‘Not Christian Enough’. At the recent Values Voters Summit, Baptist minister Robert Jeffress took a swipe at Mr. Mittens calling him:
“a good, moral person, but someone who is part of a cult” [Bloomberg.com]