I’m not saying this in support or opposition to any specific terms here, but I’m always confused by the guys who try to use etymology as a reason to keep using a word. Language changes, always and forever. Terms can develop new meanings, lose old ones, or change in a million other ways. Just that fact that you have to…

Nah don’t burn it. Scratch it out and call it a “Slave” degree.

They’re not on 24/7. They don’t even work 40 hours. This is not an exhausting way to live. They do nothing.

Teenagers of any generation push boundaries and do stupid sh stuff. What I’m wondering is why the grown ass parents who were with them (“my mom may have put chases jacket on”) not only didn’t tell their kids this was a bad and illegal idea, but also participated?

The runner-up (to my mom) is also Dyson

The runner-up (to my mom) is also Dyson

Absolutely right!

Same. Then we can FINALLY compare apples to apples the way nature intended.

Were you asked her height and how much she weighed? In case you’re ever on Who Wants to be a Millionaire and that question is asked, the answer is, Kitty White is 5 apples tall, and she weighs 3 apples.

If a lobster roll is a sandwich, then so is a hot dog. 

If I understand what you’re saying correctly, you’re prepared to believe that management at BA and Conde Naste are probably trying to hire only Ivy Leaguers because they genuinely believe it will lead to the creation of better content and a more prosperous and successful channel—but that they’re just wrong about this.

I love tonkatsu sandwiches. Ate too many when I last was in japan, always getting one at the end of the night on the way back to the hotel. I would sit in the hotel window and eat it along side an ice cold beer.

The master race, everybody...

Well, Bourdain went to Vassar, and his mom was an editor at the NYT. He was a pretty privileged guy too.

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But something about recruiting editors from that pool seems like gatekeeping to me; wanting to maintain the snobby “in-group.”

Is that who Trump keeps fighting with?

So that’s where all the auto jobs went.

Marijuana is legal in Michigan.

It’s certainly a way of saying there are chefs and there are cooks. Guess which group is disproportionately represented by which? Of course, when the chefs want inspiration, they hit the street vendors and appropriate a little something, without credit. One of my pet peeves is cooking, and home decorating shows, that…

I am sure there are many institutions that are lily white compared to the Ivy League. But something about recruiting editors from that pool seems like gatekeeping to me; wanting to maintain the snobby “in-group.”