This man is a current member of the Cabinet. Of the United States. He deals with nuclear weapons.

Walk into any dementia-care area of a nursing home and you can have basically the same conversation. I’m not kidding.

“As a small, young brand, we did not have the chance to influence the debate around social compliance issues,” she said. “But that has obviously changed during this past year.”

The immediate change of tone in his voice when he realizes who she is.

Those kids will be fine. It’s their kids that will become cannibals and wear human skin suits to survive.

Kids are dying as we speak. AS WE SPEAK. We’re letting it happen.

I hope things get better. I hope we learn and change.

This is so vile and creepy looking.

I have had so many convos with friends that go like this:

Woman friend: Did you see Wonder Woman? Wasn’t it great? It’s doing so well and I’m really happy about that because I’d love to see a sequel!
Other woman friend: Yes, I loved it! I’m taking (other woman or girl) to see it too.
Dude: It really wasn’t that great,…

Maybe my comment came across a bit aggressive, I wouldn’t go out of my way to criticize someone for having stuff done. There is also a huge difference between e.g. telling someone they look horrendous and are letting down other women by getting lip injections, and having a conversation about why they are choosing to…

“Of course we can’t judge. If you choose to do it (unlike your lover’s stitch!), and it makes you happy, go for it.”

It’s probably pronounced something fancy like Seer or some crap.

Just wait till the first absolute monarch in Britain in centuries King George VI knights him.

Haha, its called white male privilege and you didn’t invent it, John!

I don’t have a cool-enough thought for you. I’ve hacked this game.

This is the argument of a mental toddler. By this logic, she should just stay quiet and try to “rise above it,” or some other bullshit.

One of the most infuriating excuses I heard for this incidents is “Well, he/she had a batton/scissor/knife/whatever that’s not a fire arm...”

It’s the parents, always the parents. As a baby sitter with tons of experience, it’s always the parents.

5 nannies have left the role in the last year, each citing supernatural incidents as the reason...

Eh? My name is Murry, not Stan.