We read Prolegomena to Any Future Metaphysics in lieu of Critique of Pure Reason. Apparently, he wrote it as a summary of Pure Reason, but from an analytic, rather than synthetic, approach. It’s shorter and easier to understand.

haha. touché.

Do you even itemize, bro? I see an A, then a 2, and then a D. Lol.

Excuse me, I think you mean problems among “some” men.

Bananas + Metamucil = Perfectly banana-shaped poop

That was a good one.

“[Zulu Nation] said that NY Daily News is “controlled by U.S. government intelligence” in response to their initial report.”

Your last paragraph makes a compelling legal point.

It’s because this is all too close to the truth to even be a joke.

For what it’s worth, this is all cyclical. NYC and SF are at the apex of a renaissance that started in the 1980's. The 70's were really bad for both cities. It’ll all come full circle, but I don't know when.

Spiritually and culturally, Oakland is now what San Francisco used to be.

Is your handle based on the E.E. Cummings poem?

In a way, they’re engaging in the same sort of behavior as football players who dress up as cheerleaders, a la The Kinkaid School fiasco. You may have heard of this?

This is why the Jezebel comments section are often the worst. Take that shit to a kinja sub-blog if you absolutely have to rely on the wisdom of anonymous internet commenters and leave the comments section to people who actually have something relevant to say.

“She later clarified a phone in interview with NYT that her comment was not meant to infer that she was being targeted because of her race.”

Haha. That’s pretty good. I never did improv, but I’ve seen the “yes, and” exercise.

The article fails to point out that the judge denied a preliminary injunction. Kesha will still have her day in court. A preliminary injunction would have given Kesha provisional relief before the outcome of the case is decided. The actual case hasn’t even be litigated yet.

Yeah, I’m really annoyed by people’s reliance on memes to express themselves and the fact that this behavior is so widely encouraged and rewarded.

Ah

Well, in fairness to that marketing geezer, that’s what it used to be called.