I live close to there. There's a chance anonymous surfer also wants to remain anonymous because he called in "sick" to work that day. Big waves last week equalled lots of "sickness".

Is it really that hard for some guys to figure out that it's painful? All it takes is common sense and empathy to imagine why you shouldn't just shove your way into a woman's anus. Women get bombarded with the important message all the time that men's penises and balls are sensitive so FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, DON'T USE…

Did he actually just slip or did he just try to ram it in on purpose and pretend it was a slip? Those are two totally distinct situations. It's not okay to try to force anal sex on a partner and then pretend it was a mistake when it doesn't pan out Yeah, things can slip, but any man who would fake a slip to take a…

Nobody is perfect, but shoving your dick in someone's ass without asking and then pretending you just slipped is not a mistake. It's a planned action to take away someone's option to say no. I didn't see the episode, but the scenario is really fucked up. An ass isn't a vagina and you could seriously hurt someone doing…

"he tried something because he was trying to see what he could get away with."

if you think 99% of religious people are just trying to mind their own business, you clearly don't pay attention to politics in this country.

Given his comments about paying alimony it fits with his general sexism.

No one's saying it went through the protective gear, only that it is apparently much easier to contract than we've been told in the latter stages of the disease.

I've been thinking the same thing... with the information that's come out about this, either it's much easier to catch than people are letting on or we can't trust healthcare workers not to potentially spread it. Either way, it's starting to bump me out of my, "Yeah, I'm completely not worried" bubble.

Ask and ye shall receive! Both of my cats do that all the time, but only when lying down. I have approximately 274,357 other photos like this as I am a full-on cat lady.

I keep picking up vibes in the media about how "terrible" the health care professionals are for not doing enough, and I'm all, doing what? Their ranks are decimated, their families have kicked them out of their homes in fear, they're surrounded by the dying, they have no equipment or supplies, the government is a bad…

You know, I'm right there with you. When the Spanish nurse's aide contracted the disease after having a "break in protocol" while disrobing from her protective gear, I was told "but she was an aide, with improper training." Now it's a nurse in what would seem to be similar circumstances... And people, seriously, do…

Could someone explain this. I don't get it.

don't shit on someone's pet, it's akin to calling their kid ugly.

On top of that, giving the condescending explanation of what a comedian is as if people don't know what comedians do. Just because someone's a comedian does mean all their jokes are winners. Even the best comedians have clunkers especially if they get lazy and resort to scraping the bottom of the barrel.

Overheard at the laundromat the other day when the story of Eric Duncan's death was airing:

Oh John Cleese, funny walk that statement back.

You're defending this so much! John Cleese is in fact a comic genius which makes resorting to this tired joke premise a bit sad.

What's really baffling to me is how the Ebola outbreak in West Africa has been known for months now and up until a couple of days ago people were just being asked if they might have caught Ebola when entering other countries, including the US.

I HATE it when someone says something about women, then looks at the only woman in the room like she HAS to say something in response to this stupid remark just because she has a vagina. Umm, no, I don't have to respond to your unoriginal baiting, thank you. You are not being as cute as you think, John Cleese.