To be fair that is a very low bar. American chocolate is just...no.

Hershey makes Hershey bars taste like candles. They are, and always have been, horrible.

The dark chocolate with whole hazelnuts has been my go to since 2003.

It’s quite good! I like the milk chocolate one and the one with the biscuit in the middle.

I lived in Germany for 10 years. Ritter sport is delicious. 

You should be able to order a little mini-sampler of all the various types.

Try the one with cornflakes in, that’s the best one.

NO.

This sounds like more toxic bullshit that isn’t particularly meaningful, revealing, or deep.

My brother-in-law’s ex (they are separated, not yet divorced) periodically posts on social media about her new beau, and makes thinly veiled references to how her now over marriage didn’t really empower her to be the best partner and mother that she could be.

The confusion is that it's the same test he took to get into Wharton. Of course he thinks it's impressive.

Oh FFS! We have a huge enthusiasm gap. John Kasich is definitely NOT how you appeal to the kids or to minorities. The DNC keeps chasing the elusive independent voters (who are really not that “independent”) instead of focusing on firing up the base. Banking on unifying under the negative energy of hating Trump is a…

They’re too busy fighting Walmart greeters over face masks.

It’s cool that the moms are showing up. You know who is suspiciously NOT showing up? All those militia types, who have as their stated reason for existing, being armed and ready to fight if the federal government oversteps its bounds and starts being tyrannical. Or something.

I’m of the firm opinion Margot and Will were definitely banging. Watch their episode of playground insults on YouTube or look at the pics of them in that photo booth where they were all over each other. If either I or my partner were photographed doing that with someone else there would be a long conversation.…

“Entanglement” is to “affair” as “conscious uncoupling” is to “divorce.”

I don’t think it’s remarkably condescending to say “we all make mistakes in our early 20s” or to say that I don’t think dating him is a smart decision.

Of course her feelings are valid. My point is that no one is looking at the situation and thinking negatively of her character.

There’s something that just hasn’t gelled with him, you know? Like he’s perpetually the dude from Garden State. Just kind of a failure to grow up. His friends are seemingly settling down and having families and he just kinda seems to want to keep on being that goofy 20-something. 

You mean you don’t regret spending your 30s taking care of your children instead of an elderly man (and maybe also children)?