Ahem. Frisky Clinton.

Yeah I’m not on board at all with the connections the author is making. I just think that people in all communities have idiosyncratic, sometimes dangerous shit that they do in defiance of public safety and lawfulness and even though it brings nuisance with it, it’s not like, the worst damn thing in the world, and…

Am I the only person in the world that appreciates a little bit of rebelliousness in the human spirit? The dirtbikers are not the only ones riding around in vehicles that are not technically street legal, first of all, second of all, it’s the type of sport that has appealed to people of all ages since its inception…

Yeah they are definitely very dangerous and I’d kill my son if he were doing it but I have to admit seeing them go by lifts my mood immediately. As inconsiderate as it sometimes (not always) is, it’s always a joyful, youthful, tamely rebellious display.

Hmm my thoughts are this. When I had a permanent gig with some respect accorded to it, I was friends with everyone and felt very comfortable being my weird self at work. But now that I permalance and hop around and have experienced being “let go”, I am paranoid about revealing too much about myself, like that I have…

He also dances with babies and snuggles with puppies.

Ok I’m watching it now. He and Cillian Murphy are a couple of my faves.

The assumption is that if they think I look sexy, then surely I must mean to look sexy for their benefit.

I was just typing elsewhere how every time I carry one of my kids I can’t help but picture tripping and cracking open their skull and this bitch does it on purpose. She did that to a child, and to a man running with a child. Somehow they are not human beings to her? She can’t see their fear and their struggle and…

hahaha ok sure. But anyone who trips a man who is carrying a child is a MONSTER. Like he’s struggling to carry a child, a child who is too small to run as fast as him, as they escape, and she sends him flying into the ground. You can hear the child scream in pain when the man falls on top of him. Every time I carry…

Ah I feel you. Yeah it is very very rough out there when you are fucking 19 I remember it all too well. I’ll go ahead and say if a girl is 19 years old, just fucking leave her alone. Always. She will meet someone her own age on her own terms, she doesn’t need to meet you.

It’s hard to tell if you’re serious. Even ugly boring guys can find love in this world. Also, while it’s a good rule of thumb to think twice or maybe 3 times about approaching a woman in a non-social setting as you describe, I think it boils down more to vibe and intent. There are men out there whose attitude towards…

Cheesus

This guy has chosen to post chastising this girl for coming down too hard on poor, well-meaning guys who are just trying to make a human connection in this cold lonely world after this girl has just described a situation wherein she was young, in a strange country, working for very low pay and a dude was telling her…

Stay tuned: his girlfriend totally agrees with him and just looooves to be catcalled.

“wow, you’re so wet” or “that shirt looks really hot on you” or random comments about my looks/body.

So he didn’t try to get back at you? Was he ever charged with anything? Fucking managers man they think the shit they do at work exists in a vacuum or something. When I think back... suffice it to say, when my kids start working I am going to be ALL OVER that shit.

Right? I’m going to encourage my kids to do shit like this before they even think about higher education.

Between friends is one thing but a boss should never ever ask to borrow something it’s an abuse of authority even if they don’t mean for it to be.

Never “compliment” your underlings’ appearance in any way in any work setting. It’s right there in the manual of every job you’ve ever worked. Your take on what women put up with in the way of such “compliments” is HYSTERICAL. Keep comparing it to that one time you were so gracious at a gay bar HAHAHAHAHAHAHA.