“In other words, who is to say that he can’t do that, make a comment, spend five minutes on a tweet and making a comment and still be the president-elect?”

Let’s all send McFarland and Abraham some delicious penis cakes. :)

It definitely feels like one. I get where they are coming from but I can’t seem to scrounge up the indignation they are looking for, it just doesn’t seem relevant.

I dunno if that means I’m biased or willing to overlook parts of people I don’t like....sigh I just don’t know.

Because that is what we do now. We can’t let people do anything good in this world without sifting through their past to find a reason to vilify them.

Yeah, someone’s going to have to explain this one to me because I don’t see how it’s all that bad. Is it because the girls get... Drunk? And that makes them prey? Because that’s really not how I’m interpreting this.

Honestly, it’s a gross tweet, but..... I can’t seem to feel any outrage over this. Maybe I’m so accustomed to men talking like this that this tweet is very “vanilla” to me. I get it, hahaha a bunch of drunken white chicks... perfect time to get some, its bad but it’s not so bad that I’m gonna write him off. The way I…

I feel this. This morning my husband was banging around and swearing in the kitchen for half an hour. Before he left for work he said, “Both coffee makers are broken. I need you to feed the dogs.”

See, I think International Men’s Day sounds like a great time to focus on men who’ve made a difference for gender equality. Not all the crap that gets celebrated/condemned/taught in history class that they’ve done by virtue of being in charge of most human civilizations for most of history, but things that were…

Omg I don’t think you read the post!

This reminds me of one of Julia Sugarbaker’s amazing speeches on Designing Women:

On this international men’s day, I’d like to give a shout-out to an old roommate’s boyfriend. I asked for his help carrying an Ikea dresser, still in the box, up the steps. Being a man, he *knew* how to put it together. I said he didn’t need to help, because I got it. But instead, he helped. And in true male…

No one cares about your bonner !!!!!!!!!!!

Shut up you dangler

Then I put my hands up

And on this day, us men celebrate the man we most want to emulate:

Not to argue with the general point of your post, but wasn’t Columbus’ expedition primarily financed by Queen Isabel?

I understand your frustration, but you cannot use this kind of thinking. It’s the exact thing that both sides have been accusing each other of, and by doing so, you make their accusations true. If you make 10 arguments, all of them moral and correct, except one includes an falsehood that you knowingly put in to push…

The Blower’s Daughter... wait that’s a song.

:Discreetly shelves spec. script about President Obama called “The First Lady’s Husband:

Unrelated to the movie, but I feel the need to say I’m getting sick of the trend of naming books after the female protagonist’s relationship to the men in her life. The Shoemaker’s Wife. The Calligrapher’s Daughter. The Zookeeper’s wife. The Baker’s Daughter. Etc etc.