I bought a new car a couple weeks ago. Saw the headline and was thinking, “oh man, what’s happening?”

I read the article, and I’m okay. Paid in cash.

Telling those guys to shake Trump’s hand to show respect for the office of the presidency is like telling a high school kid to shake the principal’s hand at graduation when you caught him fucking your mother sophomore year.

It’s weird how we always hear about these calls for civility when a certain party is in power.

0% ? I think 7 years in a stable market or even bonds would be a pretty good thing with 0% APR.

I really don’t understand why more people who are in the 2-3 year trade cycle don’t just lease.

Also, Ben Roethlisberger is 35 and has openly flirted with retirement,

So you want juvenile records unsealed for more than 5 years.

That’s how I am with food, too — whatever sounds good.

Seriously. When I’m driving through a new area and I get hungry or see that I’ll need gas soon, I start scanning the blue signs (now I use my phone a little, but not too much) and start thinking about what I want to eat. These signs are helpful, and I don’t overthink my decision — gotta imagine the franchise owners…

Kentucky limits restaurant and gas businesses to within three miles of a rural interchange or within only one mile of an urban interchange.

“The safety and well being of a scared battered woman quite simply trumps the rights of her abuser.”

At what point does this begin to turn fans off? With everything seemingly predestined months before the season even begins, for many teams making a round or two in the playoffs is the best they can hope for, for others staying out of the cellar is the goal, but GS is so strong and Cleveland is playing for second…

How would abolishing the salary cap prevent unbeatable super teams? What are the Warriors doing so differently that they can have a stacked team and be able to add Durant that other teams can’t do?

And in no way am I justifying assault. I have no idea where you got that from. I’m simply saying you can’t have it both ways: make employers culpable and liable in these situations, and they’ll take necessary actions to protect themselves against risk. That will manifest in myriad ways that will spill over the line of…

If I call the police right now and tell them FritzKekich assaulted me they will not arrest you without corroborating evidence.

A) They are a public institution - not relevant, public institutions are beholden to the law and aggrieved employees fired by a public institution can seek redress in court.

The accuser did not go to the police (or speak to SI for that matter) until well after she spoke with CU. DiStefano and MacIntyre had nothing to act on other than her word against his. You are saying that MacIntyre had the obligation to inform law enforcement using the the textbook definition of hearsay. Now think how…

Yeah what an asshole! Reserving judgment until a professional judge made a judgment.

If I were Emma in this psychodrama, I would tell the person who called that they need to inform the proper authorities, not the employer.

Emma - question for you: if a woman were to call your office tomorrow and inform you that one of your male co-workers had abused them for the past three years, but without any specific proof, without any specific suspicion, and without any police records - should that co-worker be fired on the spot? Is this an…