I wouldn't call him a C+ jurist. I mean, guy never speaks, his positions are just fucking atrocious politically, and he doesn't even have the panache that Scalia does in his equally shitty opinions.

I'm really guessing at that one.

I spent the winter of 2015 fapping to Fiona Apple's "Criminal"

I work on Wall Street. It's basically a given that everybody is yelling at / screaming at / insulting everybody else every second of every day.

Before this particular Google Hunt I legit thought it was a Sheryl Crowe song.

http://www.theonion.com/art…

It is actually not a troll. When I first clicked on the link I thought "That name sounds familiar… was she other female singer in Fleetwood Mac that's not Stevie Nicks?" (No, that's Christine McVie, apparently).

Yes, I know they did a version. Evidently I'm confusing Cheryl Crow and Amy Grant, based on Google.

I have no idea who this person is.

I've actually said that to my (male) boss on many occasions.

No, but I've definitely told shitty male underlings that if they don't get their act together, they'll have to go back to giving five dollar blowjobs in the Port Authority men's room.

Hrm. I've never thought of the phrase "nice guys finish last" in terms of gender relations until now. I've always thought of it to mean "you need to be an asshole as often as possible or else somebody else will make more money than you."

Um, I hear people complain about male co-workers being dicks and needing to lighten the fuck up all the time.

Many of these things strike me as extremely sexist. Some of these things don't strike me as sexist at all. Sometimes, I scream at males who work under me "You're fucking this up, and you're fucking incompetent, and if you don't get your fucking shit together you better start looking for another fucking job!" And…

Still disgusting. I thought it was disgusting when people were celebrating in the streets about Osama Bin Laden's death… no matter how reprehensible a person is, celebrating their death is just tasteless.

Haven't read it yet; have the audiobook on my phone waiting for me to get to it.

Yeah, it took me a second to think of somebody to make that joke about, and cost me the firstie. But I'm glad with how it turned out.

The Magnificent Seven was actually Megan Fox' stripper name before she got plastic surgery.

Both this book and Under the Dome were books where he had a concept he wanted to do and wrapping up that concept was largely irrelevant to them. Like, he wasn't trying to make a point here; he was trying to give a picture of life in the late '50's / early '60's, and you would do if you had the opportunity to go back…

Ok; too each their own.