They're stupid.

Before the 1950's (or after, for many) or so, if you told a white person they were racist, they probably would have answered, “Yes, I am.”. For the longest time, much of the scientific community propagated this view.

Hey, c'mon, gang! What says "Native Peoples' rights" more than the Trump family?

It's important to remember here that, in the end (tee hee), both the wagging tail and the dog are still one thing.

Ah, car parts on the kitchen table. Those were the days.

WHY THE FUCK did they make “R” pointing forwards?

Wishbone is the truth.

This story is more believable when you remember that in today’s overheated media atmosphere, bottom-scraping is a Republican specialty.

Gang, it’s called having a lover, and there is nothing wrong with that. There is, indeed, a lot right with it.

How are either of you two going to land a husband with an attitude like that?

I don’t understand, beyond people’s dads, why The Wing is/was had such a high market valuation, money-wise. I understand completely otherwise. Even after losing 90% of its value due to the pandemic, it’s worth tens of millions.

Imagine you’re driving down a road at night, in the woods. You come upon a few deer in a field, looking for nuts, or perhaps lichens or other fungi.

Hi, Gang,

Big Journalism isn’t going to have a coup.

This may be a bit of a one-off, but has anybody besides me noticed that the NYPD in particular has really gone out of its way to beat the living shit out of innocent people? I don’t live in NYC, but this seems to be a really dominant ethos: Arrive, intimidate, hurt people so they know you’re serious. 

I agree, but might one be under-appreciating the value of icons, of theater, and of public gestures? As you alluded, and I’ve stressed above, it is the intent that counts. Further, Kaepernick has forgone tens of millions of dollars by continuing with his gesture, and darned well knew it. Even the Pope is replaceable.

As with everything, it depends upon the cops’ intent.

Perhaps rhetorical, but have the designers/engineers heard of “gravity”? It is an infinite and abundant energy resource, and, so say scientists, is particularly abundant at sea level.

Would you care to provide examples of “silly multicultural hiring practices, environmental impact studies”?