Good point. Just gave this a star so folks will see this. The national hotline warns people immediately that anyone who is worried about their browser’s history should call instead. I’m not sure if the shelter list has incognito.

Careful there. These days the childless are probably doing a greater service to the survival of our species than the procreative.

I’m not angry, I’m just looking for someone to explain to me why people who choose not to procreate should have to work more than people who choose to procreate.

Marketing. They were incredibly successful in tapping the “stick it to the man, share-economy” market. Who needs regulation and licensing? C’mon kids, let’s put on a show in the old barn! That’s filled with rapists!

The last thing I want is Bill’s side of the story.

Her racism and homophobia just haven't endured her to me.

Khia? Bitch, what?

Thanks for this! Some thoughts:

When in doubt, just blame Tilly.

The company did not elaborate as to what constituted “appropriate actions.”

“#damnitfeelsgoodtobeagangster”

This doesn’t strike me as a story about feminism or women in the workplace. It’s strikes me mostly as a story about how the venture capital culture of Silicon Valley, which is predicated on very rapid growth, hurts employees.

During my poor grad student days in Morningside Heights, I bought coffee with most of the loose change I could scrounge up. It was always a treat. One desperate day I was actually buying coffee on campus (pricey!) and had to count my change on the counter (classy!). As the woman slid me my cup of deliciousness that…

Here is an actual pic of Flannery:

{{{{{{{{{{Hugs}}}}}}}}}}}}}} to everyone who NEEDED this post!

Met a dude who was a huge Beatlefan like me. Thought he was my soulmate. He wasn’t.

Someone else’s post unearthed this repressed memory: I was talking to an acquaintance who let slip that my ex had cheated on me fairly regularly. We’d been broken up for several months but he had outstanding warrants, so I called the county sheriff’s department with his location.

The funny thing is, most of the people I see doing the “personal brand” thing are terrible human beings who think they’re amazing but treat other people like shit because they think they’re amazing, but get angry whenever anyone points out they’re treating other people badly. So it seems to just be a way of…

We also need to examine the baby and ask it what it was wearing on the day it got eaten. Was it leading him to believe it was okay to eat it?

I hate this type of argument. Celebrities are rich so what do they really know about poverty - they get to go to Europe!