For a group of people calling everyone else “snowflakes” and “triggered,” they sure are a bunch of whiny little babies.

It’s like rezzing in a video game - you’re invulnerable until you stop blinking in and out.

Yeah, if that’s an example to the haircut you can get at her place they’re better off closed.

I did not know that. (feel free to read that in Johnny Carson voice if you are of appropriate age)

We need a fundraising site that more reflects the reality of the times: when you hit that goal to get your eye surgery or your kid’s braces you get an email telling you which millionaire your money was diverted to.

The idea that somebody like Pence would get into heaven is the best evidence against an all-loving, all-powerful God I can think of right now.

Yeah, I’m confused by the apparent assumption over there that a passed test gives you a freebie for the next couple of days.

“Reporters need to hammer Trump” on literally anything.

As much as I wish this were true, I’m betting they’ve got some sort of emergency protocol - a memo Pence has already signed appointing a VP.

It always amazes me when men (it’s always men) over the age of say, twenty-four are still into Ayn Rand.

GoFundMe seems to be the site for Republicans that are all against handouts go to ask for handouts.

I assume that since we know for sure that two people have it, the number is probably closer to fifty.

In Western civilization we decided once you become an adult you don’t get to just screw around any more. Every hobby has to be a “side hustle” now, which is a bad offshoot to the “do what you love, the money will follow” bullshit. You can’t make pottery or knit without feeling like you should be selling it on Etsy.…

The thing I get so tired of is “do something you love and you will never work a day in your life” or “do the work you want to do, the money will follow”

My life is beige. Every day is the same. I go to a job that is mainly boring, but sometimes okay. I live in a shitty apartment, but hope that if I stick with my boring job that I will get a raise and move into a slightly less shitty apartment. I have a small but nice group of friends and several hobbies, but feel like…

Great post. More people need to do good things for each other. Nothing gets me out of a funk like trying to help someone else.

Yeah, “do the work you love” is bullshit best left for self-help books and high school guidance counselors.

“Crystal Jewell”’s comments on the site are completely interchangeable. I assume she would respond to an article about a chocolate chip cookie recipe with how democracy has failed her.

Workaholics never seem to realize that even if they give The Company decades of 80+ hour work weeks once they quit they’ll just hire someone else and move on. They’re not going to put up a statue of you in the break room.

No, it’s real. Most of the time I’ve been overwhelmingly upset about work it’s because I’ve expected it to give me some sense of fulfillment and meaning it’s never going to give me.