Salisbury's agent writes a hell of an email. No way Sean wrote that, I've met him a few times through mutual acquaintances and he is an absolute moron.

This story drives me crazy, to a degree that is perhaps irrational. I saw it on i09(maybe?) a few weeks ago and read through the entire lengthy interview, and it is just all nonsense. She is doing something that any qualified pilot could do; it basically just requires having free time and money. She explains that…

I totally get this, but I just keep thinking... you won't find out just if they have a criminal record. You'll find out if they got arrested for peeing in an alley 4 years ago, or 9 years ago they got a bit drunk and loud and the cops came for disturbing the peace. And those aren't necessarily deal-breakers after you…

Yeah, I have mixed feelings about it. I work in private investigation and I've had friends ask me to check out potential dates, scope out co-workers, etc. I don't do it, but I have had co-workers do it and found out pretty bad stuff, like that a person's sister was about to go out with a convicted felon, etc. While…

Completely wrong. Attitudes like this are what CHANGE a company.

Actually, you're wrong.

I'm pretty sure no one is saying "we should all fight rape culture by...saying yes more and learning to do more violent sex acts." That's hyperbole. I feel like you are distorting a differing opinion to suit your own narrative. I never once heard (or read) a 3rd wave feminist say that all women should have violent…

Everyone is blowing this is off as some weird fetish-y thing and missing Mark's larger point: this is becoming normal. Let me repeat that again: hardcore, extreme and often dangerous sexual acts, overwhelmingly involving women, are becoming more and more normalized. Things that should be seasoned fetishes and…

Also, I spend half my day in meetings talking about doing work instead of actually doing work. Sometimes I feel like I'm taking crazy pills.

I feel totally clueless, but I honestly don't understand why rape at a university ever involves the university. Why can't we just have the local police handle this? How is it ever the university's business to handle these cases? Why isn't this just a cut-and-dry criminal matter? Why do they need a policy *at all*? Why…

That has nothing to do with all-inclusive vacations and everything to do with Cozumel being out of season for travelers from North America. When it's warm here nobody has to leave home to go to a beach resort.

Password managers like LastPass are worth the effort. Just know that you are then collecting and centralizing your passwords. I think two-factor authentication is necessary. I would like to see every website or app that uses even mildly sensitive data to adopt it.

Lesson: There are other people in the world. Corollary: they will think differently than you do on a wide variety of things. Your opinion is not necessarily right.

I'm going to go ahead and pull out my jump to conclusions map. If you kill 2 guys over a spilled drink, I am going to guess those are not the first 2 people you have killed...

What's wrong with shaved pussies?

I would be inclined to think you believe that the companies in question have the interests of pets at hearth and I'm sure you would be mistaken.

Not snark, but a serious question (OK, maybe with a bit of snark): I don’t get why Petco needs until the end of the year to clear their shelves of the treats in question, while Petsmart said they’ll have them out by early 2015. Why does it take so long to clear your shelves of something that could harm pets? I’m…

Riiiiiight. That's adorable.

Have you tried the kibble?