Yep! This is what I said somewhere else. Every time I hear a girl say, "Oh, I just don't get along with women" I just look at her like:

One of these things is not like the others (hint: I do not find New Girl funny in the slightest)

As a Rutgers alum living in the heart of Big Ten country — Ohio — it'd be great if I only had to defend against New Jersey's reputation and stereotypes rather than current problems.

Rutgers Students are more aligned with LaGrande and no one wants to hear Kean speak and be bored out of their minds. LaGrande is at least inspirational and everyone feels a bond towards him and for taking him out like that is down right ruthless and will not go well with anyone. I went to Rutgers and have friends…

I'll give my alma mater this - they work tirelessly at finding new and creative ways to piss me off! The RU Screw is alive and well!

So Fire Barchi?

I'm not particularly bothered by this (her actual beliefs, sure, but the disparity between the way she presents herself on the Today show and on her own time, no). I would bet my 401(k) that at least 40% of Fox News' Fungible Leggy Blondes vote straight party Democrat.

Ok, I think I have a unique perspective on what's going on here...

I'm with Wonkette on this one:

How could they make a movie with the victim as its protagonist? We know pretty much nothing about her (as we shouldn't, she's a minor and a rape victim who shouldn't be a public figure.) And a film that centers so heavily on the rape itself would be more likely to verge into exploitative territory than one focusing on…

Seriously. This complaining about "white knights" is infuriating. Either we're all in this together or we're not. Feminism can't have it both ways.

"Women can oppose rape until we're blue in the face, but as long as rapists can look at other men and see indifference or active support, they're going to remain emboldened. Look, women can rescue themselves through political activism on nearly all feminist issues. Women got themselves the vote. But when it comes to…

Assuming that this is a "white knight" story is just that: an assumption.

I think any attention paid to this case is a good thing. I'm going to give Mr. Pitt the benefit of the doubt. He produced 12 Years a Slave after all and I doubt he is going to gloss over anything. He's a solid producer who makes great thought provoking films/television shows.

Haven't people long been arguing that in order to battle 'rape culture', we need more people willing to come forward and say 'that's not cool' when they see bad behavior?

Imagine if he labeled himself Pro-Choice in Oklahoma? I'm happy to let him call himself Pro-Life as long as he's doing what he's doing.

I don't want to blame her for his accident at all, that is why I said that he is a greater asshole, but it is possible that two assholes get involved in a situation like this.

She also said this had been going on for several minutes before she started filming, then she filmed for a minute... all while doing 50+ in the left lane. She had to travel about 4 miles during this incident, so her claim that she was "about to turn in half a mile" is complete horseshit. She is a passive aggressive…

having a loud horn helps too. Unless it's really shitty out or you're lost, people who travel under the speed limit should be drawn and quartered. Double that for asshats that act like the speed police and pace the car next to them.

My own technique was to peel off the chocolate coating, ideally in one piece (it was a personal challenge every day at lunch), eat that, then consume the cake and cream in four bites.