I comment a helluva lot less since they were reimplemented, that's for sure.

Hey, look at that. I'm apparently a Unitarian and didn't know it.

Unitarians: More of An Outlier Than Atheists

The easiest way to get Rick Scott to do something is to have control of the seven horcruxes.

It dawned on me that I was probably pregnant with the shocker, third baby when I was asked a simple question, burst into tears, hate ate a donut and then took a thirty minute nap- at work.

You have lucky little kidosaurs.

My husband starting watching this yesterday. I didn't watch it, but I heard it. When it became violent I made him turn it off. I have two small children and I don't want them to be exposed to that. The thought that their little souls could be torn to pieces because of who they are kills me. What happened to Daniel…

I was so mad at "I've known since you were a little boy" followed by: "It is a choice."

I'm not uncomfortable talking about it. I've meet a very wonderful woman and i'm happy with her. But before we met i always knew height was going to be an issue especially since i'm a big more on the pudgey size. I imagine even if i lost all my excess weight and got in real shape my build would still still be…

How do you feel about us discussing this? Is it uncomfortable for you, or is it good to have it out in the open? Thanks for speaking up.

Tall men may be, in Weitzman's words, "aware of the status that is conferred by their tallness"—which might make them less motivated to pitch in at home.

Two doesn't make a pattern, but the recliners were women and the ones who refused to accept it were men. How dare women not squash themselves up for the oilybeauxhunk behind her.

Frankly, you don't have to even be really tall for this to be a problem. I'm 5'9" and my knees are jammed into the seat in front of me when it's fully upright, on virtually every airplane. People who recline hate sitting in front of me.

"Alexandre, who's from Paris...

Interesting that dudes get pissed off when ladies take up space on transport, right? I mean, lord knows dudes' balls need to air out extensively on the subway, but god forbid a woman take up more space than Giant Balls Man thinks she should.

As a frequent Gawker and Jezebel reader/poster, I think the Deadspin commenters are probably the best. I don't read sport posts over there terribly often, but anytime something social issue-y pops up, they compose themselves pretty well and take the side of right.

Don't worry - my husband dropped out of law school :) He's now a happy, bearded grad student/Class Dad for our kindergarten son

I sort of wish a woman of the end of this would find some of these guys and painfully murder them in there own homes.** Not because I want them dead, but because I wish men were afraid of women the way we are afraid of men.

Ugh, this annoys the crap out of me as well. All that the "all women are beautiful" line does is underscore the fact that beauty is considered essential to a woman's worth. No, not all women are beautiful (just like not all men are beautiful), but that shouldn't matter.

Ugh, I hate that kind of pandering. All women/people are not beautiful. Are conventional norms absurdly narrow? Yes. That doesn't mean that we're all beautiful. Which is good, 'cause there are a hundred other attributes that need their time in the sun.