Paragraphs sweetie, paragraphs.

Ah, I see you haven't been to London then. One of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world no matter where you go.

“People just like bitching and whining about change.”

If I were a Londoner, I’d be pissed about the $91 mil wasn’t supposed to have come out from the city funds. That’d be the only issue I’d have.

Londoners just like bitching and whining about change. Always. Plus a huge chunk of the English have this massive chip on their shoulder about not having what they feel is their appropriate level of say in everything, so if an opportunity to derail something comes along then they are all over it just to try and prove…

Well, technically, you have to be in the batter’s box to hit, not in the field.

Because they are not paid to hit. They are paid to pitch.

LOL. I wish my newsfeed had more stuff like this but it’s always:

Perhaps someone will create such a barrier to filter out the “celebrity garbage” floating around the newsfeeds around the world...

I know you’re just trying to make fun of their, admittedly, very poor “commercial”, but pools and their evaporation are not a HUGE issue. Everyone is so fucking focused on the residential use that they completely ignore the other *80%* of the usage.

I’ve said it before but:

The only thing I need to say about all of this is that you don’t want to strike with the tip of the sword. Yes, on paper that is the fastest moving point of the blade and should yield the most energy, but it doesn’t work that way in practice. There’s a spot called the centre of percussion which is a better spot for…

Why not let the pros walk us through it.

And when the judge kicks the case, there will be another riot. Followed by a Federal civil rights

It is a stunning example of feminism devouring itself.

Read this earlier, and just, wow.

I mean, I was an idiot and a bad person in college too. But I never felt like I had the ability to try to ruin somebody’s life because... well, not because they didn’t agree with me, exactly, but because they agreed with me, but not on every exact thing.

Title IX is one of the greatest…

“symbolically incoherent” is a phrase that a lot of college students need to have in their head when they plan their activism, just saying.

What bums me out most about this is that the question of consent laws, “spheres of victimhood” and the worry about infantilization is SUCH an important and interesting one (and…

Oh FFS....

F’s for everyone!

Once again proving that college students have WAY too much time on their hands.