Here is an awesome local news clip about a cat named Dusty that steals things -- anything he can get, really; it's a sickness, that's what it is -- from children's stuffed toys to ladies' swimming clothes and even some poor fellow's tighty-whities. Can you imagine seeing your underwear on the local news? These folks can! Can this cat be reformed? Adorable Animals in Trouble hopes not. Watch till the end for surveillance video of Dusty in the act.

[via The Awl]

​Much of the conversation online surrounding diary-like, confessional writing, more derisively called "oversharing," is informed by specific expectations based generally on either age or gender. Depending on the media narrative of any given week -- even day or hour, online -- there will be coverage of women and Millennials, often backlash for being too candid or a backlash against the backlash, defending the process as natural and healthy. Or even about how the ignorant are learning to keep things to themselves. It's endlessly cyclical. Adult males go largely ignored. Not as much lately, with one man's cancer blogging and another's dispatches amid a divorce seemingly shifting expectations and pleasing readers. Is the patriarchy coming for blogging, too? How are men supposed to act online?

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