You can’t expect your employer to know about problems if you never tell them.

As I said, she made a mistake. Saying “you better not be making mistakes” is dumb, unhelpful, and mean-spirited.

I have a cousin whose six-year-old son TELLS ME TO CHECK THE PACKAGES FOR ALLERGENS every time I bring them food. Boy quizzes me on how I prepared home-cooked meals for him.

One of these days we’ll finally get a chance to fly around in space exploring and fighting in personalized ships... and some time after that Star Citizen should come out.

~200 comments, and no one has brought up “love to laugh?”

I think that women rarely intitiate conversation, in real life or online.  Women don’t have to, and are culturally encouraged to be passive.  Few men get enough matches to really be doing any “weeding.”  But the lucky few hyper-successful men on Tinder probably are weeding women out.  But they are only able to do that…

Do women seriously quote that Marilyn “best/worst” thing? Firstly, it seems generic and overplayed. Secondly, it makes a person look really entitled.

There’s definitely a lot to be said for the ‘lets cut the texting and meet’ approach, but I still I think you need to give the other person something more than a picture to make them want to meet. Some hobbies or interests for them to say "this person is interesting". It doesn't have to be an autobiography.

As a hetero male, auto swipe-lefts include any of the following in a woman’s Tinder profile:

ppl still waste time commenting on games they don’t play? LOL.

She didn’t have her lvl. 5 key card selected in her inventory. 

This isn’t Kotaku. 

“apologize to who?”

On the one hand, you have work culture like this in Japan.  On the other hand, over in Europe, employees leave for lunch at the end of July and don’t come back until September.  

Ugh, this is such a stupid non-answer. Oh, you’d rather make your own than eat Applebee’s? No shit.

In 1993 my mother was attempting to purchase a brand new Chevrolet Suburban. She insisted she wanted ‘barn doors’ in the back because she’s not very tall. Trying to utilize the storage capacity of the vehicle was going to be much harder with the standard option ‘fold out’ doors.

It looks like an old streamline train engine:

You need to get out more, I’d say.