I think you have me confused with someone else.

Does alcohol count as self-care? Cause if so I’m right there with you.

Nah, truthfully I wouldn’t want him on a ticket. That was a joke. Having said that I do find it quite satisfying to see someone throwing the GOP’s playbook back at them in such a high-profile manner.

The IAAF this week issued new Eligibility Regulations for Female Classification (Athlete with Differences of Sexual Development) for events from 400m to the mile, including 400m, hurdles races, 800m, 1500m, one mile races and combined events over the same distances (‘Restricted Events’).

It feels like he’s the only guy since 2016 willing to and capable of beating the GOP at their own game. Avenatti 2020?

I didn’t understand all the words but I still hope everything you said is going to happen.

Your Hunchback of Notre Dame vision of Paris is romantic, and I wish it were true.

On the other hand, Paris is mostly a fucking sumphole of greed, racism and class-based authoritarianism too, so one might as well stay in NYC.

They should proceed unimpeded by the US to wherever they want to go outside the US. If/when they reach a point of entry to the US, they should file paperwork corresponding to their anticipated means of entering the US; my general understanding is that they intend to request political asylum. Assuming that’s right, the…

“I would have voted for him” -> “I do not hold any common moral beliefs with the current President”

Dear Republicans:

Related fact: “cul” is French for “ass”.

I’m a neat guy, mostly, and when I do my job the paperwork gets filed in time. When she does her job something like 150 people get to go home instead of inaugurating a new crater. Yeah, that’s what she trains for but not all training pays off. See also: cops and guns.

I live in France and my wife is 5 months along. We’ve yet to pay a cent out of pocket for medical expenses and as far as I can tell we shouldn’t have to bear any of the cost because it’s all covered by social security (some optional requests like having a room for herself at the hospital are covered by our employer’s…

Syrians no. Arab culture yes, by marriage (an Arab culture at least), and my own family isn’t a stranger to losing everything. I appreciate that humor can be a way to cope. However, that doesn’t have much to do with your initial reply, where you said some Syrians were praying for US strikes. I reiterate: I don’t know…

It’s absolutely a rate hike, of course - no such thing as a free lunch. Still, it’s mandatory where I live so you just shop around for the best one. You’re right though: older people, or those with medical conditions, can be rejected by all insurance companies, and end up effectively unable to borrow.

Wait, that part at the end. You don’t have mandatory death insurance on mortgages in the US? If I pass (unless conditions) my debt is wiped out...

Yes, but this is new to France and UK and what I have a problem with is going along with the US’s usual short-sighted plan. I don’t dispute that Al-Assad is a grade-A asshole and that his people could do worse than get rid of him.

Trump doesn’t have the attention span to finish any movie, much less this one.

He could have been an individual that was doing research.