Yeah, that’s definitely what I’m saying: “don’t hold them accountable”. The fact that the words I’m using are “this poster is a fucking monomaniac and while what he says may have some merit I’m fucking sick of him puking it up over every thread going” is totally irrelevant.

So this is all you do apparently. Go to political postings, look for people who you disagree with and tell them to kill themselves. For pages and pages those are the only comments that can be found. Aren’t you just a prince.

No, not at all. Ditto, what u said. It’s RIDICULOUS! She is NOT but a child yes... but she is her OWN person... to grow up to live her OWN life. Child of a celebrity or not, she is NOT her parents or should have to be anyone other than herself. And I agree, unfortunately because of her wealthy parents, probably will no…

No, I completely agree with you.

“Blue Ivy Carter will one day ascend the throne as our true and rightful Queen.”

How do you know the posters are both male or female?

I’m a teetotaler too. I also have wine and liquor in the house for when I throw a dinner party or bake. Full bottles often get donated to wine pulls. You accept a hostess gift graciously. That’s the end of it. Keep the beer for company or use it to cook chicken.

Get a room, you two.

OP is all over about 80% of posts here making the same argument, which simplifies as “centrist Democrats are the real villains”. My point is that it’s astonishingly dull regardless of its merits. I don’t need to be reminded of anything with that degree of frequency, even if it’s not to leave my shoes where the dog can…

Thanks for sharing. Another possibility is that lots of us already know that not all Democrats are squeaky clean and don’t need to be constantly reminded of it at every single fucking opportunity, relevant or not, by Captain Fuckflaps up there.

Yeah, “when they go low, we go high” just gets you punched in the nuts while you swing wildly at where the guy who’s gone low used to be. 

This Is Just To Drink

If one assumes the common standard rules, then:

I took home
the unopened bottle of wine
I brought to the dinner party
for housewarming

Probably they were standing next to it, with their hand on the bottle, holding a paper bag in the other hand when the host said something

The only person who made an etiquette error here is the host. Whatever your circumstances re: alcohol, you graciously accept the gift. It’s polite to serve the wine, even if you have specific wines intended for specific courses- note, don’t do this unless you are very specifically having a wine-tasting dinner at your…

Take it from someone who has a knack for picking out pricey bottles that somehow still taste like Boone’s Farm Strawberry Hill

Wine brought to a dinner party is meant to be served with the dinner, not to be a gift for the host(ess) to keep for themselves. If they don’t like the wine the guest brought, they should simply open more than one bottle at at time so everyone can choose what they want.

On a smaller scale, you got fed at this dinner party, right? The host opened up her home, probably tidied beforehand, maybe lit a few candles. A bottle of wine or two seems like a small price to pay for such a delightful evening with pals.

I’m a bit of a social misfit, in the sense that I don’t follow unwritten rules, often just to go against the grain. And I’m a notoriously cheap bastard.