The ease of something doesn’t make it any less rude.

it’s the interruption itself.

Yeah. This is just weird. I’ve never had this ever happen, and it just seems rude as hell.

Don’t forget the three Deadspin editors - former, I guess now - on the Shitty Media Men list for stuff like “sexual harassment, inappropriate conversation, verbal abuse in/out of workplace, emotional abuse, groping on business trips, intimidation, multiple affairs w employees,” which is just one entry.

now talk about all the shit the men at Deadspin who all just quit and were touted as heroes did while they were there. Talk about how Marchman, Ley, Magary covered up multiple sexual assault allegations. How they slut-shamed the fuck out of a couple of the women who made the allegations. How Burneko was privately repri…

I know Baumbach makes a habit of borrowing touches from other great works of art, but deciding to co-opt “WE WERE ON A BREAK!” is bold even for him.

Heavin forbid a woman would just be angry because her career has been thoroughly derailed and her partner appears to want it that way?

Justice League wasn’t fun, and I’ve only seen it once.  Same goes for my son.

Thor landing in Wakanda and bringing the hurt is one of the most superheroic images in the whole series. And there were definitely cheers in my cinema when Cap showed up in the train station.

Yeah, it was better in the old days, like when they remade The Maltese Falcon three times in ten years.

Seriously! The delusional height thing is annoying.

I’ve 5'6.5 - if I’m on a yoga kick, 5'7", but more like 5'8/9" in shoes. I have happily dated guys who were 5'5", 5'6", 5'7", etc (though once was on a mid height run that resulted in some humorous confusion when I slept with a 6'3" guy because I forgotten how, um,…

Even if you can’t relive the first moment, there’s still plenty of high marks along the way. I’ll never forget the cheers when I watched Infinity War in Manhattan for not only Thor’s arrival in Wakanda, but Steve Roger’s shadow in the train station.

right? he’s full of himself and claims 5'7 - I’m guessing 5'5

Ironically perhaps, they were right to nominate Katherine Heigl for that absurd storyline.  Maybe because she was so aware that the material was weak and felt actually vulnerable, but her performance across those episodes was far moreso than her prickly (jerk-ish) demeanor in a lot of her work.  I think I’m thinking…

And so it begins

Always courageous of a man, upon hearing that someone hasn’t had sex lately, to volunteer to solve that problem. Women love that.

That number 3 guy made me laugh. I’m a short guy (5'6") but I never did bad with the ladies and I think it might be because I wasn’t a depressed, twice divorced alcoholic ex-con.

Judging by the tone of his letter (never a good sign when someone opens with a version of ‘I’m good-looking.’), I think the problem is that he’s an asshole. 

I’m 5'5" and have had several, long term relationships with men who were 5'5-7". I was more annoyed about how delusional they were about it than their actual height since they all said they’re 5'8".

Yep he is assuming a lot from my reading as well.