Meh. We never had baby gates and all of our kids survived mostly intact.

Yeah, like I said, never going out ever. What part are you unclear on? I'm saying if you DO see someone out with their baby, it is likely a rare occasion, so cut them some fucking slack.

Except, when did brunch become a non-family affair. In my mind, it's an odd thing to pair up with a bar. "Bar or concert"? Okay. But brunch? Last time I went for brunch, the table included family members from 18 months to 93 yrs of age, and all points in between.

Er, there's a lot of real-world behavior influenced by media and societal acceptance. Hell, entire wars were influenced by depictions in art, literature, and other forms of media and fiction.

Gamers: "We want games to be considered Art!"

Maybe dinosaurs should have thought about carbon footprints instead of just footprints.

When I was a boy I had a Stinkor action figure that smelled better than the Axe Body Spray this doll probably smells like.

To be fair, no pictures exist of Janis Joplin or Mama Cass. It's one of music history's greatest mysteries.

I know it can be confusing with the hair, but that middle picture is a dude.

We let women into science and look what they do with it. #misandry

Berkeley is surely very welcoming of someone actually responsible for the physical torture of Muslims, ie John Yoo.

Can I call you "alleged human being"? It hasn't been proven you're human or have human characteristics, such as reason and empathy, so, until further proof, you're only allegedly part of our species.

One of my college friends who was not in a sorority and hated them, once got really drunk and denied access to a frat party, and yelled "at least I don't have to pay for my friends" while being dragged away. It was a highlight of my college days to say the least

And even more importantly, be the difference that we already are.

I don't braid my daughters' hairs cause... I can't. I honestly don't know how to.

Did... did... did you just use the civil rights movement here? You're just trolling, aren't you?

I'd also point out, that if people are super serious about journalism ethics, there's far more widespread concerns than Gamergate's focus.

I've been saying this for a while now.

I grew up in a time when being a "gamer" was cause for ridicule. Shit, admitting to owning a Nintendo in the mid-80's was a good way to get your ass kicked at my school (not at all schools, I understand).

Now that gaming's finally mainstreamed, and the hobby has -finally- gained…

well played. i like it.

men who would like to talk about that one time someone was mean to them on the internet, you can bring it right here. no need to clutter up the comment section.