Sometimes, it’s nice to just be nice and let people have nice things. I’m as cynical as they come and this was lovely to me.

You are 100% correct, this is not popular and you should feel unpopular

Really, really well done. +1

I’m sad that this is my most replied/starred comment in my history of perusing this conglomeration of websites

...Deuteronomy

I am pleased with this

Mr. Sir Francis,

I think I starred all of these, but please do send me an email should I have negelected any. I sincerely appreciate your effort and valuable contribution.

If we’re about to delve into the world of what fragrance-based product commercials mean, we’re in for a journey. There’s not a single cologne or perfume ad that makes a lick of sense.

Congrats to Letsgobowling for his/her vivid sense of self-awareness

*Paw

Totally fair, I was unclear and unnecessarily sarcastic in my response. Also, your scenario is scarily realistic and validates your perspective. I certainly can appreciate your point.

Not at all. Simply pointing out that this is disparaging language seemingly aimed at someone who’s never been in a situation similar to those being discussed within the context of this conversation.

“(If you can honestly say you haven’t, congratulations. Here’s a cookie.)”


What’s the opposite of slut shaming?

His name is De’Andre Ayton and HE WILL STAY ALL FOUR YEARS, DAMN IT. Seriously though, the guy is a freak. He’s ready for the NBA now.

I sent, like, three Tweets, which puts me on pace to enter the 2020 race

Nothing like a game that featured two missed chip shot field goals, three terrible turnovers, a starting QB being benched for ineptitude, and an “epic” overtime that netted three negative plays and one high school-level blown coverage. Yay!

God’s offensive scheme works in mysterious ways.

Apparently, you can’t even say the right thing without saying the wrong thing now.

Can we be done with the “bombs don’t drop in space!!1!1!!!” thing? The Millenium Falcon is a flying hamburger that somehow retains the aerodynamic ability to fly in an atmosphere and no one blinks an eye. Luke crashed his X-Wing at 7,934,208 MPH into a eight foot wide swamp and it still functioned perfectly with no…

Am I misinterpreting, or do you think the Midichlorian approach is more interesting than the spiritual/mystic/religious approach? I legitimately have not met someone with this take, and am genuinely interested in having a discussion about this.