I guess it depends on how you view such things, but if we didn’t have things because they were problematic to some, I would posit that we wouldn’t have anything, including food. 

Exactly. Everyone knows that comedy comes from being nice.

I don’t know if I agree with the last point on edibles, as it’s quite a bit easier to overdo it with edibles, which can be a far worse trainwreck than smoking too much.

Not to change the topic too much, but ‘two strong guys beat other off into a bus’ is one of my favorite movie climaxes.  

Was just about to say pretty much the same thing.

Some insurance policies don’t give two shits if you “know where the problem is.” They still won’t pay for a specialist without a referral from the PCP.

I agree . Even Zoho have recently started to remove a lot of their FREE features and have left some of my clients in the deep poop. I’m sticking with Gmail too :)

Good point.

America’s first dogs

But bank robbers and murders are sentenced differently...i mean you’re kind of making the point you seem to be against.

The irony is that the film is about the pitfalls of angry people needing to put their anger elsewhere, and how displacing anger onto other people or situations will only reap more anger in re-turn.

thanks Dave, I will definitely check it out! 

any suggestions on a song?

Times a billion

This was a bad date. She had a horrible date with a clueless guy who thought he was being sexy and hot. She was made to feel uncomfortable, and it wasn’t right.

Just here for the comments:

What bothers me about Pinterest is not so much its popularity or the login prompt, but its prevalence among search results. Pinterest is a dead end.

We’re not idiots, we just read the way reading works. Whoever designed this is the idiot.

Are you guys just doing a series of articles telling us not to buy what you have told us to buy all year? I fell for it with your anti-Alexa article because security issues are a real thing, but now I’m onto your reverse psychology articles.

Eliminating net neutrality has absolutely zero bearing on the cost of entry for that market.