You are completely correct. Reading comprehension fail!

I don’t support the death penalty in any capacity, not for that POS or for this POS.

I’ll raise you rubbing my bellybutton and tapping my head simultaneously. like a boss. #teamchildhooddadchallenges

this is reminding me of the twix commercial

he has some moderate gun policies that could be viewed as being more “pro-gun” than people may like

as opposed to the rich old white war hawk?

This is horrible. Now for something less horrible. I just wanted to let Kara know that her doting over Riley Cury last night on Twitter was the most adorable thing i’d see since I signed up for the service. That’s all.

The one good thing is that the tag #thebellybuttonchallenge only has 49 posts associated with in on Instagram, so that’s a sign that we as humanity might have a chance.

More Rachel Dolezal, yeesh. Look, I apologize if someone else has made this same point but could someone explain to me how she’s any different from Caitlyn Jenner?

Wonderful. Maybe we should try to make “fremdschämen” happen. I suffer from this feeling a lot.

What is it that you want exactly? A formal press statement from the man committee?

Hey, that’s a great idea. Maybe that school should have made the uniform for girls “shirt tucked into belted pants and a tie.” Just like the guys. Any particular reason the girls had to wear skirts and specific underwear?

As if Catholic schools are “adhering to what the fashion industry dictates.” The school literally brought in a company to sell the skirts/shirts for the girls, and the pants/shirts for the boys. You had to buy from that company. No exceptions. They then proceed to layer on rules upon rules for the girls and leave the…

Sample boys’ dress code:

All girls school?

When I went to high school, the girls dress code was extensive and very much like the one stated above (I also went to school in AZ). Buying shorts was pretty much out of the question, because they simply don’t make junior’s shorts that come to the middle-finger-on-the-thigh length. So it was long skirts (not for me,…

People in college, law school, and med school go to class looking like slobs. Holding high school students to a higher standard is absurd.

We couldn’t wear hats. I remember that one—no hats of any kind, or masks (this was an issue for some reason at some point). I never heard anything about headbands or bandanas—but then again, that wasn’t really in style where and when I was in high school (Miami, 1998-2002). But baggy pants were okay—in fact I knew…

I completely agree. I don’t like Nicki Minaj so I didn’t know about these lyrics but she should absolutely be held accountable.

There were no boy-specific restrictions. No one could wear shorts; no one could wear anything sleeveless. No “offensive logos” or slogans. No backless shoes (i.e., no flip-flops). And while I suppose you could construe restrictions on skirt length, spaghetti straps, backless shirts and dresses, tube tops, and bare…