I thought AJ was in prison.

I think we all need to thank AJ for setting the bar so low that we can appreciate Tommy.

I don't know where I fall on this. Unable to understand satire Feminist, maybe.

You know my MIL?

So good of your friend.

As a lifelong Leafs fan, I gave this a star. Very accurate. And now I'm going to go cry in the john.

patchouli-stinking.

He was my QB in my XFL league. That reference is antique.

I might disagree with you on if Skip B. set him back with one of his blowhard comments, but I appreciate you speaking out and sharing your story. I wish, coming from my own place, that Bayless had stopped at "problem with alcohol" because that a-word brings a lot of baggage and opinions with it.

Bayless has no credibility and everything he says sounds like he's trying to give a contrarian hot take.

I certainly was, twenty years ago. Haven't had a drink in over ten because I have a problem with alcohol. Not everyone I partied with was an alcoholic, but nearly all of them were "problem drinkers" who couldn't regulate themselves.

"You're working three jobs to put your kids into decent schools...so I'd like to give $5,000 to charity in your name."

I'm that way about Tanya Tagaq, who is topping all the lists here. I understand she's an artist and she interests people, but my subjective tastes veer wildly away from what she does.

One of my Elderly Relatives asked the waiter to pick the peas out of the carrots and peas. He did it, because he's a nice young man, and now she thinks this is normal restaurant behavior and does it everywhere.

Given that 90% of my Kinja blog is complaining about parents, I'm sort of glad I have no readers.

They'd probably shoot the plane down and my office is really close to the potential crash zone. But then again...that secretary has been very annoying...

And therein lies the rub. Without a whistleblower, you don't get the kind of access to look for that information unless you sue. And when you sue, people rally against unfounded suits because you don't have proof.

As for using the UFC name, it probably depends on if they are arguing it's a "kleenex" situation where "UFC fighter" is diluted to mean "MMA fighter" in the general population. I haven't thought about that kind of law in ten years, so I don't fully know. Either way, it depends on whether they are trying to keep their…

It's like I want a write a "Dear Cops" to try to explain my view, but I lack the words to do it in a productive fashion. I know "criming while white" has met with disapproval but the fundamental question of why there are such disparities needs to be beaten about their head and shoulders until there's something…

Your first question touches on the whole myth of welfare reform and the idea that making poor people (of any race) go to X places a week to look for work will get them a job. The same educated white people are still saying that the poor just aren't trying hard enough.