Oh, sure, but is there a way to do it for a group? If Latina is women, and Latino is men, is there a correct gender neutral option? I’ve been using Latinx because I thought that was the preferred term, but now that I know it’s not I’d like to make sure I’m using the appropriate language, if you or someone else is…

Oh, did not know this! What is the correct way to refer to a person with gender neutrality in Spanish?

Honestly I’m going to be sad to say goodbye of course, but I am very happy that Schur & Co are sticking to their limited timeframe.

Treat the government like a business, they said. A good government ought to be run like a corporation, they said. No, no, no, this government really needs to act like a business, they said, it’s fine they said.

I am sorry to hear this is something you have personal experience with.

Well then I’ll have to check it out!

But you’re changing the subject now, because I’m not debating you on Mia’s general behavior or how beliavable Dylan is.

Until very recently the only songs of hers I knew were “Ride” and “Video Games,” which I didn’t care for in that while they’re catchy they also depressed the hell out of me because they both feel like music for girls who think having a boyfriend is more important than having other female friends. Ride in particular…

Mia is not a saint. As a 19 year old, she began dating “family friend” Frank Sinatra, marrying him when she was 21 and he was 50. She divorced him at 23 and then contributed to the end of Andre Previn’s marriage. She ended up marrying Previn when he was 41 and she was 25.

Yeah, I hate weddings also! Another reason why my wedding is just going to be the reception part.

I mean, but you’re assuming every bride WANTS to be the center of attention.

Now that I’m planning my own nontraditional wedding I’m finding a shocking number of people who claim to believe that if you don’t follow tradition you must not be serious about your marriage and you’re being disrespectful (to whom? Unclear).

Oh, it’s definitely not just women, I’m talking about women specifically because that’s what this case is about. But absolutely, if this woman was black it would be significantly worse, or if she were poor, or disabled, etc.

If I read that incorrectly or, as you say, read something that wasn’t there at all, then I apologize for that misapprehension.

Nah I’m speaking to how women’s reputations are often used against them regardless of what the reputation actually is. The material facts may point to her as a murderer, but emphasizing her reputation as a good girl means nothing because if she had the opposite reputation they’d be saying that’s the cause.

Either you’re responding to the wrong person, or you are reading something that I did not say. I made no comment on whether she’s guilty or not, or my beliefs about what punishments she should get.

They are expected to use evidence of her eating disorder, her time on the cheerleading squad and track team, and her participation in the National Honor Society—evidence Richardson’s defense has used to paint her as a rule-abiding overachiever

UofM is always like that. The law school’s unofficial slogan is “Harvard is the UofM of the East”.

Seconding the Chicago Diner suggestion! Also, Heartland Cafe has great vegan chili, among other things.

Honestly, no food is worth all that, and I say this as someone who absolutely loves good food and spends a large portion of her day thinking about her next meal. I would absolutely rather eat Taco Bell rather than wait in insane lines or have to fight with other patrons or employees.