“You should be grateful that *I* am the one doing all your hard work for you, young lady. Now, run along, whippersnapper - I know what is best for your kind."

Perhaps Ms. McCray should get into a little Black History this month, and learn about the very public split that Wright Edelman and her husband had with the Clintons in the 90s - over the Clinton Mass Incarceration program and Bill's decimation of welfare net programs, for purely political purposes. If Marian was her…

Breaking reports of sex scandal involving Mary Dye and much-younger male legislative aide in 5... 4.... 3....

Hadda be Kyle Korver. It’s always those white-bread middle America types that are the kinkiest.

"Were?" "Were" huge cheaters? They haven't stopped. Each and every ring they "won" was tainted by one form of cheating or another. Or many at once. Richie Kotite is a better coach of actual football than Saint Bill B. - he was just not as good a cheater.

Hawaiians are tougher than they look.

This is just about the most non-apology apology since Mitt Romney... Face it, you got the code and the numbers all wrong, and just a cursory reader survey would have saved Gawker a ton of embarassment.

Yeah, kind of makes the AM owners bullet-proof. I think the hackers are either working for Biderman, or got ripped off way more than the average semi-intelligent user, and finally figured out that they don't have a real legal recourse. Their moralizing just sounds phony. Biderman dared them to dump it, with nothing…

It was very obvious. Real photos, real descriptions, contact info hints...

Exactly. Very short learning curve.

Exactly. The fake profiles - by AM and by spam-promoters - were totally obvious. After you get burned once - if it took that long - for $5 worth of messages, you knew what to look for. The writer is betraying her puritanical proclivities.

You're commenting in it.

That's what everybody did. Three of the four women I met from there had had first dates with other guys, and we compared notes about how people cheat on profiles... The fake profiles, both by the site and by outsiders looking to send spam, were obvious and laughable. No one there spent any money to "meet" them, I'm…

I'm sure there is, but this writer is too lazy to do that. Men on that site knew there were obviously fake profile and messages, and no one spent a ton of time emailing on the site where it cost to do each message. Women and men hid their email addys in their profiles. The writer is just so judgmental about how people…

Not a farce. I met women. The "analysis" is flawed to the extreme.

I must have gotten Powerball-winning lucky, according to your “analysis.” Over the years, back when, I met with four local women contacted through AM. Gosh, now I’m thinking they must have been Synths! I think you just have no idea how the site actually works, and how users get around the contact limitations.

Must be something wrong with this writer’s methodology. Of the four AM women I met, three had met several other guys from the site, and had both success and horror stories to tell.

Such wonderful sleuthing! How do you explain how I was able to meet four different women on IRL dates from AM?

Bullshit opinion piece. Plus, you clearly didn't bother to inform yourself about the VERY diverse Los Angeles crowd. Wrong on the facts and the position.

There are now many class-action law firms that would love to take a company the size of Lululemon. Several specialize in "wage-and-hour" violations, because they can get treble damages. The employees who got screwed don't get much per person out of the settleements, but the company practices are shut down completely,…