“Shit game because it’s not on Switch.”

I always wonder about these famous guys who have violent events in their past, sometimes things they did decades ago. Do they live in paranoia that their deeds will come to light, or are they so deeply narcissistic that they believe they’re truly untouchable? Maybe neither. Maybe both.

Spend some time in an underresourced public school and you’ll change your tune. I spent $100s of dollars on classroom supplies during the mere 6 months I was substitute teaching. Most of my classrooms were special ed, and went through sensory items like Play-Doh faster than the school would ever supply it. I also kept…

If this were in a film, people would criticize it for being unrealistic. 

Many of the most pretentious chefs seem to have forgotten the foundational purpose of their careers is to feed people. They write it of like an outsider sculptor who shellacked a turd and called it art. It doesn’t matter how beautiful, weird, or confusing your food is if your guests left hungry: you failed.

Thank you for the coverage of this story. I appreciate the nuance, and also how Dr. Walker maintains their goals of this research very clearly.

If you see a grown employee behaving at all inappropriately with a 14 year old and don’t fire them immediately, what the fuck are you doing??

Once I was at a restaurant that had a young hostess, she was likely barely 16 (it’s often an entry level job for someone new to work). As we were eating I saw another employee…

The “real fuck-up” is definitely still the rape but that’s splitting hairs as I totally agree with you. If you see a grown employee behaving at all inappropriately with a 14 year old and don’t fire them immediately, what the fuck are you doing??

What a fuck-up by the franchisee and McDonald’s. The attention is on the guy being a sex offender, but the real fuck-up here was that they basically ignored him being a massive creep even before the rape not just to his subordinates, but to underage subordinates at that - something you should not tolerate even with…

I regret that I have but a single upvote to give this comment.

A lot of people deal with a lot of issues. I have a whole laundry list of problems with me, mentally and the whole crippling poverty thing.

Yeah, I managed to be an insufferable teen years before the internet really took off.

I don’t claim to be a saint but I sleep well at night knowing I haven’t abused or stolen from people that loved me. Clearly the dude was probably dealing with some issues, and I feel awful for those who were impacted by those, but as many have pointed out, Kyanka did a lot of bad things to a lot of people and was…

“...I don’t need Jada or anyone else to validate me.”

I think Dr Oz’s damage spread further.  His “health” recommendations had far more impact IMO.

“I love how much my wife loves me.”

Strictly from a psychological presentation point of view, that ‘gaze’ is something that people are trained to do when you want people in a room to pay attention to what someone else is saying. In business, if you have a partner, you should always do this when they’re talking so other people will pay attention. In…

Well, it’s not just the “healthy” part but he goes on to say she’s “his greatest treasure” with a baseball card coming in at a close second. That’s just sad.

YOUR MOM'S A DISNEY FILM PERHAPS

You guys...Lindy is joking. The hyperbole is for the sake of comedy. You're still allowed to like the trash that is Love Actually. You needn't sharpen the pitchforks against the lady who just brought cock bloctopus into to Lexicon. That would be wrong.