But...how girl get pragnent? How is babby formed?

“Now he fumbled it in the air!”

Hiding your SSID is not a security measure. It can actually make it more vulnerable.

That’s fucked up. Anyway, you guys wanna see my autographed photo of LL Cool J?

*throws voice across room*

You see, it's only socialism when the nig...I mean, when "the socialists" do it.

Now you’re getting it—people are always complaining about the system this, the system that. It’s not the system, it’s the electorate.

Yoenis Cespedes and Jose Bautista would make a great President and Vice-President. Could they govern effectively? HELL NO! Would they be any worse than whichever one of these hamburgers actually gets elected? MAYBE! And, besides, when shit goes sideways, they could just have a home run derby. If we learned anything…

Whenever we finally grow up enough to realize we don’t need polished facsimiles of people in suits saying stupid shit to get elected and start to actually elect people for what they have done, not what they promise or who they haven’t slept with, insulted, or what number wife they are on, the better.

LOU GEHRIG WOULD WRITE AN APOLOGY NOTE TO THE PITCHER AFTER EACH HOME RUN!!!

All Cole Hamels meant to say was that Cole Hamels is an idiot, it just came out wrong. In his defense though, he still got his point across.

This is nonsense. No other sport has such a narrow definition of “respect” and “professionalism”. Baseball players are so sensitive.

I will always champion those who break the unwritten rules of baseball, because the unwritten rules of baseball are all, 100%, yes even your favorite one, fucking stupid.

I really HATE this unwritten rule that if you flip your bat after a homerun it’s considered “disrespectful”, and yet it’s perfectly ok when a pitchers screams and cheers after a strikeout.

It's not a fallacy at all.

To be fair, we can have a woman 'serving' a man where she's his mother and the supposed narrative is all about him but the representational footing is more even if not entirely weighted in her uncompromising and powerful favour.

*facepalm* Exactly, but it's never BEEN an indicator of whether or not a particular movie has strong female characters or is sexist. The test has always been intended to illustrate how miserably few movies there are in which women are as numerous and important as men are in most movies. And yet the same people get all…

Go back a step in time. Why did Marvel decide that the conrerstones of its cinematic universe would be Thor, Captain America, and Iron Man? What assumptions about gender played into those decisions? How would things be different if they had instead decided Captain Marvel would be one of the characters initially…