A recess appointment would be an historically daring move. I wonder if he'd even consider it if the Republicans stick to their plan to blatantly ignore the constitution. Even if he did, a recess appointment isn't permanent, it's only until the next congress session ends in 2017. But it would make the GOP go nuts and…

What's with all the South Park hate? Did Cartman finger bang your sister or something?

I read it last year, dog. My recollection of it is pretty fresh.

I read it last year. It struck me as pro-fascist military government, and very anti-democratic values. How did you interpret it?

I read the Heinlein book recently. It is extremely dated, lots of “Gosh darnit” type of dialogue, and it is even more extremely right wing. The human government is a fascist dictatorship where only the soldier class is entitled to any civil rights.

That’s pretty common. The rolex store on a Fifth Ave has the same thing, a door that is locked until the security guard buzzes you in.

Totally. How awesome would it be if we win the NFC East with an 8-7-1 record, get hot in the playoffs with Cruz and JPP rounding into form and beat an 18-0 Patriots team in the Super Bowl. Again. With a kooky Larry Donnel catch at the buzzer.

I support your choice, and I want one.

you win the internet

Perhaps she doesn't understand the concept of consent. Or human decency.

If someone did that in front of me I would knock them the f*ck out. And I detest violence.

Exactly. It would be like saying, “Some pedophiles were kind. They gave the kids candy.”

Well said

Best thing I've ever read on Gawker

I cosign that idea. Over-tipping needs to become more common.

In New York police need to have an “Articulable Suspicion” in order to search someone. They can’t just say, “Hey, what’s in your pocket” and search you. Let me clarify, they do it all the time, but legally they are not allowed to.” Also, the BS about stopping people who are filming needs to stop. They can only stop…

"I have this theory that if Regina shaved her head she would look just like a British man."

Yeah, but Hesiod's kids didn't have iPads.

Yup. I assumed you were posting it because you agreed with the sentiment.

You do realize that when you look at the right to speak, the other side of that coin is the right not to speak? How does Marshawn Lynch being coerced to do something he clearly doesn't want to do have anything whatsoever to do with freedom?