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Don’t hold me with your stranger hand, I like a strong grip. The dress is crocheted and sewn together!! Omg, I would wear it everywhere. I would even crochet pickles and cover my pumps with them.
If it doesn’t get all over the place, it doesn’t belong in your face….
[ Joy Kampia ]
If your Mama’s going to make you a snuggie (wtf blanket), we’re going to work on one of these for me. 
Star Wars goes airbourne in the real world with starfighter kites! I can now reenact the whole trench run scene above Yavin IV with these things. Personally, I want the Milennium Falcon.
“Great shot kid, don’t get penis-y!”
[ ThinkGeek ]
How Jedi stay dry.
Carry one of these through the rain blaring the G1 Lightsaber App? Me? ABSOLUTELY. These umbrellas are so awesome. Collapse ‘em and I’d be willing to stage a wet t-shirt lightsaber duel in the parking lot. How hot!
You thought you were our only hope, but no, there is another!
[ RedFerret ]
In a 250-177 vote, Congress has given the thumbs up for women, blacks, hispanics, (and I assume) other minorities to challenge and win lawsuits for pay discrimination based on gender, age, religion, disability, and/or race. You may remember Lilly Ledbetter–whom the bill’s namesake stems from–who lost a lawsuit to Goodyear because her discrimination claim was not filed in a timely manner, According to the New York Times, the new bill establishes that:
“Each new paycheck is a violation of the law if it results from a discriminatory pay decision made in the past.”
This is a victory worth celebrating as this is marks another advancement in the fight to close the wages gap. I am torn as to whether or not it could have come at a better time. On one hand, the economy is down and job loss and risk of is high, giving single moms living out of their parents’ houses, older women who have an established savings, and educated, urbanized minorities a prime opportunity to speak up and make it out rich. On the other hand, the economy is down, job loss and the risk of job loss is high and employers have no way of defending themselves against such lawsuits forcing them to higher less women and/or pressuring them even more to outsource (see CIO article).
Still, raise a glass in victory, ladies.
[ NYTimes ]
I hate Valentines’ Day and I hate Valentines’ Day presents, but I wouldn’t mind a bed laden with these. They’re 2 GB Rose USB Drives that can be mounted on a necklace. Personally, I’d crochet a purse and make this the brooch on it.