A) What towels are people using? The beach towels I’ve always used are large, thin, printed monstrosities that are really just things to sit on the sand with and let the sun/wind dry you.

Nope, just a corporate drone at a company with a casual dress code.

No. Ties are horrible, and the sport jacket defeats the purpose of wearing short sleeves to stay cool.

Nah, most people don’t know who Aaron Hernandez is. Hell, I couldn’t pick him out of a crowd, and I barely know anything about the specifics of the murder. Ask a random person about OJ? They could tell you everything, especially back in the day.

I have it fairly easy when it comes to rolling up my sleeves...I don’t wear long ones. I get too warm with long sleeves, so almost my entire closet is filled with button-up, short sleeve shirts. I have a couple long sleeve sweater-type things that I’ll break out if I’m unusually chilly, but those sleeves are just…

I think part of the issue is simple ease-of-use. It is easier to film a scene that takes place in a large, airy space than in a stuffy, walled-in one. Unless the movie is actually trying to highlight the tough living conditions, the apartment or house is merely a backdrop and not intended to be studied so closely.

I don’t think you’re compartmentalizing a relationship to say that things are good in some aspects and not good in others. I have never cheated on my wife, and I would never do so, but I would rate my sexual satisfaction much lower than pretty much all of the other aspects of my relationship with my wife. It just…

It’s an Incepboot?

That’s usually more of an option before a marriage rather than 10 years in or whatever. I doubt there are too many wives who would be fine with hubby one day saying, “Hey, let’s stay married but sleep with other people.”

If the other person finds out, then yes, they are now unfulfilled in an aspect, which could easily be an argument to try and make sure they never find out. The other person’s feelings absolutely count. If they didn’t there would be no question about telling them, you would tell them and not care about the…

Or you value it equally. Or there is a small deficit you’re trying to fill in an otherwise happy relationship.

I was speaking about the crafting of a law. When you are crafting a law, you can be very hard-nosed or more lenient. If there is no law being considered, then there is nothing to discuss.

I have no problem with income tax, and I would pay more if it ensured I had access to services necessary for life. I’d rather not have to worry about losing a place to sleep, or food to eat, or clothes to wear, or medical care just because I lose my job or something unexpected comes up that is more than I can afford.

Nope, slippery slopes are a fallacy.

Nope. Slippery slopes are a fallacy.

Or perhaps as a grown adult who is informed on the subject

Except it’s not. If you drink raw milk and get sick, you probably go to the doctor, right? And if you can’t pay your doctor’s bills, that cost gets passed on to everyone else who can pay their bills.

The other sheet is to keep you warm, but not broiling. But then, I don’t use the duvet we have on our bed unless I’m sick or the temp drops below 60 in the house. The duvet is too warm, having nothing over me is too cold, a single sheet over me? Perfect.

I tend to sleep under only a top sheet. I’m a furnace pumping out 5,000 BTUs of heat a minute. A duvet is only used on extremely cold nights. But going sheetless gets me too cold. A single sheet over me, keeping my body heat in enough to keep me warm, but not so much as to broil me is all I need.

I don’t think I’d fill the entire toilet. I never said I did. But when I have diarrhea that floats, it tends to glob together and pile on top of the water. The odds of actually touching it are probably close to zero, regardless, but I still can’t bring myself to reach down there without at least checking to see where…