Nice.

Two good points.

Agreed. Anyone whom you hang with in person already probably knows, so why broadcast? If you have a reasonable amount of pictures where you're just with her, it can be communicated pretty straightforwardly that you're dating someone without said event popping up on everyone's news feeds and spurring discussion.

Same here. I haven't caved yet. Then again, we're well integrated into each others' friend circles and work a ton, so it'd be pretty hard for me to pull any shenanigans. I'd somehow have to find myself with some spare time where I'm not out with her or any of our friends, which case, why am I out at a bar alone?

While you achieved some acclaim in 2008, your NYT platform (and the degree to which you made many pundits look like rubes) really made you become a household name (at least among those that are plugged in to current events) in the 2012 cycle. Since the pundits were so discredited this year, do you see the major news…

You can also set it up to auto-delete at periodic intervals, if you're worried about your deletion fastidiousness.

And this is different/any more creepy from the adage that "girls marry their fathers"... how?

She's super hot.

(Since we seem to be on the off-topic of new SNL people)... I can't tell if I actually find Cecily Strong funny, or if I just want to laugh more at her jokes because I have a crush on her.

Whoops, left out the "anti." You're right, voting for 38 risks a yes on 30 vote (and 30 is clearly superior).

Yes, I was on the fence about 32 until I found out it was Koch funded. I suppose they'd succeeded in confusing me enough to even be on the fence. But since the truth has come out this morning, it's quite clear who's in the wrong and right on this one.

USC grad here who's also very pro 30 and 38.

There are a host of reasons, but the one I find most convincing is that many GMO foods would be allowed to continue unlabeled, whereas other non-GMO but processed foods (i.e. smoked salmon, aged cheese) would in fact be labeled.

Needing to see something (and invariably finding it, no matter how dubious) worth ranting about seems to happen quite often on Jezebel.

Ahhhhh. *nods head*

Media *distribution* is less centralized. And while media *creation* is more democratized with the internet, to a large extent, much of it still emanates from NYC.

Lol, +1

Lifehackers — as a Californian who's wholly unfamiliar with natural disasters where emergency kits are needed (earthquakes aside), help me out here.

It was sarcasm.

Can't decide if you're exceedingly well prepared or paranoid.