I actually prefer this iteration of kinja to the last, if only because it works faster on mobile. I’m also one of those people with a huge desktop monitor who sits slouched and leaned in my chair like a mile away from the screen, so the big font is helpful.
I’m gonna go with $21.96, Bob.
O’Malley’d better make BLM a part of his campaign, considering the policies he enacted in Baltimore helped pave the way for the recent riots.
That’s horrible :(
...where it would’ve been a mass shooting instead.
Clicking to the right works! But it does make me unstar and restar things. Ah well, we’re all friends here. Hopefully that doesn’t annoy anyone.
What difference would that make, in any practical way?
Did y’all ever figure out how to make starred comments appear as starred? I can’t remember shit, and have no idea what I’ve already clicked on and what I haven’t.
I mean, she literally explains in the article how she identifies...
Like Monica and Rachel combined.
Other way around; Tamir Rice was shot in Cleveland, Sam DuBose was the one who was shot in his car in Cincinnati.
With several exceptions, people in DC are significantly less attractive than people in other cities. It’s just how it works out. I say this as a DC native.
I know right. You can just smell the microwaved fish from here.
Ugh, you guys have to sit right next to each other like that. Gimme at least a cubicle partition thing, even if it only a gesture.
Statistics, which in this case is an aggregate of data applied broadly, are not always the most useful in determining whether individuals should be able to compete in their respective sports. Because everyone’s body is unique, etc. and so forth.
True, but then if it’s kickboxing we’re talking about, ciswomen have longer legs than arms on average compared to cismen, perhaps balancing out that advantage.
I think we can both agree that not every transgender athlete is going to have that kind of obvious strength and size discrepancy between herself and the other players. There was an article on Jez a year or two back about a transwoman who was prevented from competing in the Crossfit games. In no way could you look at…
I get where your logic is headed, but in powerlifting, for example, the strongest people (those able to lift the most for a given body weight) are shorter, with shorter limbs. Leverage tends to be a disadvantage. Admittedly, I have no idea how that would apply to boxing and martial arts.