This takes practice, but it’s worth it.

Seems like a video on how to make your own sorting box would be more useful.

The hardest parts are cutting the wood—which many/most lumber stores will do for you for a small fee—and gathering up the parts to put it together. I made shelves not quite this fancy but with plywood custom-cut at Home Depot on the floor of my tiny NYC kitchen. Tip: You can do a lot with a combo power tool kit and a s…

This sounds like a lot of work. Reading this was a lot of work. In fact, I didn’t read it all. I skimmed it and looked for funny pictures. Why do relationships have to be so much work?

It took me a while before I realized that the yellow thing is supposed to be a pony tail. I thought it was a fin on a walking fish with arms.

I might actually start watching ballet now.

“Religious liberties” sounds a lot like “State’s rights”—both are used by Southern White Christians to oppress other people.

If only we all could pick our parents.

I loved it when Obama said “he [the shooter] didn’t know he was being used by God.” So powerful.

Who is Calvin Harris?

Yeah, I’m sure it was just an accident. Like having all white male Sunday morning talk show hosts.

There are too many isms in this blog post. I can’t even keep track of them all.

Could you explain how you got to the calling her on her shit part? Asking for, um, a friend.

Gee, I wonder why that relationship didn’t work out.

Lens crafters...ROFL!!!

I’m not even sure about how to read that.

NPR listeners seriously need to remove the collective stick up their butts. I’m not a Kardashian fan at all, but I would have loved to see NPR listeners clutching their pearls over this interview.

Placing a paper towel under the strawberries helps wick away moisture and can make your berries last 2 weeks.

Why didn’t they fire the chick with the nerd glasses who wears pajamas to work?? Who wants to bet that she earned more last year than the 175 people who were laid off? Those 175 people were taking orders from people at the top—like Lyons and Drexler—who still have their jobs.

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