That’s a very important distinction, thank you.

If your goal is to shut down dialog on the issue, then I can’t support it. Just because you have an intense reaction to what someone like Greer says, it doesn’t follow that we shouldn’t all be sitting down for a second and saying, “Well, wait, what IS she saying?” before we dismiss it.

Now is not the time to have this conversation, but at some point feminists will have discuss what consequences are for women when non-biological women, who have generally been raised as males, enter our spheres.

I haven’t lived in NYC for a long time, and when I do go home to visit family, I rarely take the subway so PLEASE someone confirm for me that Dr. Zizmor is still running ads.

That’s how it was on my NY State license from last year. Under each name was written “Bride/Groom” and the clerk xxed out the one that didn’t apply to that person. There may have also been a spouse option, I’m not sure.

No, we’re talking about why bikes, in particular, should be immune from certain road safety laws, such as stopping at lights.

Yes. You made the claim so explain it.

Yeah, killing someone, even if it isn’t because of my own carelessness, would WRECK me. Heck, even injuring someone.

Why isn’t the same thing?

You’re arguing that shouldn’t have to follow the rules of traffic because it’s inconvenient for you. No shit.

I’m not worried about a cyclist killing me. I’m worried about killing a cyclist because I was following the rules of the road and they put themselves in front of my engine block. I don’t want to carry that around with me for life.

Who released what information? The 911 tape is public domain, as are divorce records. The other stuff is coming from the Bunny Ranch.

Tangentially related. My mother told me that at the first meeting of her college’s Women’s Lib group (ca. 1966), they played “Stupid Girl” by the Rolling Stones.

Not to mention, how many geniuses did he drive away from the field by harassing them?

Obligatory.

Looked to me like they were “connecting to” the people they went to the ball game with.

I still had to order a separate gluten free cake*, but for food, yes. There was dark meat, white meat, fish, vegetable entrees, dairy free options, yada yada yada.

Did they have too few seats? We did no assigned seating, but had an extra dozen seats or so, plus other places for people to congregate. Wasn’t even remotely an issue. When we looked back at photos, everyone was sitting with the people we expected to them to be with, and people did “claim” their places. (We had the…

I disagree. After MUCH consideration, I went with a buffet because, if we’re being honest, plated dinners suuuuuuuuuuck. They just do. Unless your event is somewhere with a commercial kitchen, it’s literally airline food.

I’m just a nobody, so it was really [THE OPPOSITE OF] humbling to think he would want to meet or know me.