anonymousryan
anonymousryan
anonymousryan

@motokitty: Can I get an amen for Zappos? I just ordered a pair of sneakers from them and realized after placing it that I picked the pair half a size to small. I emailed to correct it and they not only did it immediately but bumped me up to next day shipping for free (because I've bought a few things from them).

Hugh Laurie will always be a foppish, 1920s playboy in my heart! (Why hasn't Stephen Fry ever had a guest spot on House?!)

You think they'd make their kids quit, I mean, more heroin for the parents.

@sadiehawkins: lol, is there really an abortion survivor ad? I thought that was only a joke they used in sketch comedies. I just picture a dude with coat hangar indentations on his body.

@unpopular: I think that persuading people not to join the army and fight a misguided war is a good method to undermine that war. When the government no longer has the personnel resources to fight that war they have to restart the draft or withdraw from that conflict.

@KillMeNow: Cool. From now on I'll only help myself. Fuck everyone else. I didn't realize we were back to living in tribes.

@KillMeNow: Oh no, I understand. I was just defending the second point emsigh_the_second was making about how they come across as a group. There was nothing in your reply that should of lead me to reply to you specifically, though, I apologize.

I think it would be a great thing to highlight a truly important message and inform voters.

@KillMeNow: I agree with you that these women have a right to protest, but I certainly think one should consider their social/economic/ethnic make-up before choosing how to protest. These women seem as spoiled children throwing tantrums whereas a poorer, less privileged group may appear to have more right to protest

It's not all sexist, they just make people on the left look like wackos. One, they offer nothing of substance to the debate (or if they do it's certainly not conveyed well by shouting slogans). Two, there's a difference between protest and disruption. Just because I agree with some of their beliefs doesn't mean I

I've always found that acronyms work well, so that if I wanted to make it cities I've lived in it would go chronologically Key West, New Smyrna Beach, Zephyrhills, Jacksonville, Gainesville; my password would be KwNsbZJG. It's something that I can remember but not something so easy that a friend or even family member

I generally agree with Jeremy Clarkson in that it's too much technology when you actually notice it. That said, I would like something like the Nissan GTR where I could check sensors, trajectory, etc. but in a way where it's hidden and not obtrusive until I want to use it but where I don't have to use it if I don't

@rumpelshowsskin: I should make it clear, I wasn't saying "god DAMN Africa" as in "God damn Africa to hell" (especially since I'm an athiest) but "Goddam Africa" as in "Goddam, son, what are you thinking?"

My first question, how did Tyra relate this to herself?

The only way a politician should make you cry is if he's fathered your illegitimate child.

@Jezbian: I totally thought the same thing.

Reading the article about the Karzai pardon, it doesn't seem that the men will be free long. Karzai claims ignorance of the pardon, which isn't entirely unlikely given the rampant corruption in Afghanistan, but he could very well be backpedaling after it came to the public's attention.

I think they should just exempt collegiate sports that generate a profit. At my school (the University of Florida) our football team generates HUGE amounts of money and our basketball team is profitable as well. If I understand Title IX right, if a NCAA football team spends 10 million a year but makes 50 million in

I never understood the point of driving a Rolls, now being driven in a Rolls...