There's a pretty wide range of clothing options between hoop skirts and yoga pants that display every contour of the female anatomy.

It may be arbitrary but that's the way it is... people know how to spell it one way, and people assume you're an idiot if you spell it the other way.

They're half as bad as people who say "running is the most popular sport on Earth!"

The outrage over this is absurd.

A lot of people object to reporters doing their job. Unless reporters don't do their job, then it would be all "Why are those horrible lazy reporters refusing to cover the grief of the families!"

And people make fun of the names black people come up with.

OK.

True, some people will always be pissed. But, most people won't. And they'll satisfy more people by appearing open, honest and cooperative than they will by not.

There's a difference between withholding information that might hinder the investigation if it's released, and deliberately obscuring or hiding information to protect your political status.

When it comes to governments and tragedies, it shouldn't be a cost/benefit. They have an obligation.

In normal society the government doesn't tell reporters what to do, and they don't try to squash expressions of anguish from victims.

The first priority of the host is to split up customers in a way that all the waitstaff doesn't feel dicked over. It's not about putting people at the unpopular table, it's about sending customers to the waitress who that night has the unpopular table by the shitter. Because if you don't, she's going to not give you…

No getting hit by cars?

I think he's referring to the places that pitch the fake outrage so that you'll pay more for their shitty beer.

Puberty is so awkward.

Looks like Nats red to me. Do you follow baseball?

Ugh, that Chris Harrison story is just a verbatim ripoff from the NYT Sunday mag interview this week. US weekly sucks.

A) He writes his name inside his shirts? Is he going to summer camp or is he an idiot? Both?

You're just eating the wrong borscht. It's peasant food and depending on poor the peasant it gets more and more plain (which arguably is a good thing), but there's all kinds of spices in it — garlic, dill, juniper... and potato, celery, onion, carrots, etc.

So you're cool with vigilante justice that you feel will take care of the kinks in the system (although historically, mob violence hasn't worked out well for minorities), but not an actual law that ensures things run smoothly? What?