Look, can we just call everyone an asshole?

I hate the fake-celiac sufferers as much as the next anonymous internet person, but asking someone to describe their disease before you take them seriously makes you an asshole. Do not do this.

Yes, why is it so difficult to believe that someone might actually have a real sensitivity to a food item and try to avoid it?

No, because Celiac's isn't the only way you are "allergic to gluten." You can be allergic or intolerant of gluten without having Celiac's. It may not be an allergy that is as fast acting as gluten, but those people are still within their right to avoid it in their meal.

I wish people would just stop being a dick about this. People have sensitivities to different things and when they choose to suffer through it for your benefit, or because they have to choose between two allergies or intolerances, don't jump up and down and be all "HA I knew you weren't REALLY allergic!!!"

It's an open secret that Coulter is a professional shock jockey who believes barely a single iota of what she says in public. Many of her friends are liberal and she' supposedly a cool person in private.

Yeah, I don't feel like blaming him any more than I feel like blaming the victims for keeping quiet. I wish he had spoken up earlier, but who knows if he'd be believed.

(Sounds like those women probably would have appreciated that outspoken pity in 1990, but, HEY, better late than never.)

A few years back (before I had children, and was an A cup), I remembering being told they had NO non pushup bras for A-cups, and they seemed shocked that someone with such inadequate beasts would not be trying to enhance them.

Issue marked Working As Designed. Issue Closed.

"Which in more lighthearted retellings of this story at parties I never let anyone forget." — I am confused — did this literally happen last night, or did this happen awhile ago?

A legion of internet trolls who were working furiously to be the first to post a "gone to merge with V'Ger" meme picture just had to delete their handiwork.

Tsk, You forgot Jesus's middle-finger, Alberta - flipping the bird to the rest of Canada sine 2006...

i feel like the north east and the west coast wanna kiss but jesus is in the way.

They don't. But they're a more useful place to direct our activism, for three reasons:

Except for criminal prosecution can take years and in a vast majority of cases never takes place at all. It is better to give students MORE options, not fewer, and work on improving ALL reporting options (making both the colleges and police get their shit together). Criminal prosecution also requires a higher standard…

I wonder how long it will be until half the profiles say something along the lines of "Not looking to cuddle, just want to meet some new people."

Why can't they do both, including coordinating with LEAs? I think schools are uniquely positioned to collect data for LEAs that can be helpful, and by managing organizations on and off campus can serve as important funnels for information in the event of wrongdoing.

Those aren't splatters, they're holes. If an item gets sun-bleached, the inside is still the same color. So, if it gets a hole in it, the holes will show that color, and look very bright compared to the rest of the shirt. Kent State sweatshirts used to be red (they're now navy and gold).