I feel like your 'language is subjective' defense would have greater efficacy if I hadn't seen you in comments sections all over this site nitpicking grammar and syntax.

"Other researchers have focused on mass shootings: there were 11 in
Australia in the decade before 1996, and there have been none since.
This appears to be a strong argument for gun laws designed to help
prevent massacres like Port Arthur. But McPhedran argues that because
"mass shootings have been such a rare event…

"Other researchers have focused on mass shootings: there were 11 in
Australia in the decade before 1996, and there have been none since.
This appears to be a strong argument for gun laws designed to help
prevent massacres like Port Arthur. But McPhedran argues that because
"mass shootings have been such a rare event…

Although I hate getting into it like, 18 years after the fact (shit, this makes me feel old), allow me to try and summarise the problem many Australians have with this episode.

Although I hate getting into it like, 18 years after the fact (shit, this makes me feel old), allow me to try and summarise the problem many Australians have with this episode.

The big thing that bugged me was that the time machine's state itself. If they were traveling back in time, wouldn't it have repaired itself automatically when they reached the point before Brian broke it?

The big thing that bugged me was that the time machine's state itself. If they were traveling back in time, wouldn't it have repaired itself automatically when they reached the point before Brian broke it?

I love Charlie's hand wave on that attempted kiss. Dennis is like "did he try to kiss me?!" and Charlie's body language seems to indicate it's just one of those things.

I love Charlie's hand wave on that attempted kiss. Dennis is like "did he try to kiss me?!" and Charlie's body language seems to indicate it's just one of those things.

The gym teacher didn't, but we slowly piece together his uncle did. His creepy Uncle Jack is first introduced in that episode. In a later episode, when Frank kicks Charlie out of the apartment, he goes back to his mom's but doesn't want to stay because he'd have to share a room with his uncle like he used to, and the…

The gym teacher didn't, but we slowly piece together his uncle did. His creepy Uncle Jack is first introduced in that episode. In a later episode, when Frank kicks Charlie out of the apartment, he goes back to his mom's but doesn't want to stay because he'd have to share a room with his uncle like he used to, and the…

Honestly, I've had my biggest problem with Pam this season. Effectively, she's been forcing Jim to stay put in a job she knows better than anybody is sucking the life force out of the guy.

Honestly, I've had my biggest problem with Pam this season. Effectively, she's been forcing Jim to stay put in a job she knows better than anybody is sucking the life force out of the guy.

Err, didn't the ending vindicate Michelle Obama's whole "war on childhood obesity" push?

Err, didn't the ending vindicate Michelle Obama's whole "war on childhood obesity" push?

It's a well known fact film and restaurant critics ask everyone to leave the theatre/restaurant when they're there to review something.

It's a well known fact film and restaurant critics ask everyone to leave the theatre/restaurant when they're there to review something.

But we know that's wrong. We know Louie was kept in the dark. Hence the observation Letterman screwed over Louie for something that wasn't his fault.

But we know that's wrong. We know Louie was kept in the dark. Hence the observation Letterman screwed over Louie for something that wasn't his fault.

No, they're not legally illegitimate, but let's not pretend "illegitimate child" is an uncommon or outdated phrase. It still gets used a lot unfortunately, and it's application is mostly social, and mainly applies to children born to people in positions where such a child would be considered a scandal, so the phrase…