I loves me some comedy, but seriously...don't anyone read this and make the argument: "you're never ready to have a kid, so just git pregnant any ol' time." I don't think the writer here is making that argument, but you don't go there.

I love this point:

I love this point:

What is the number of weeks at which a Republican matures to recognize that women are human beings whose bodies aren't "owned" by other people?

What's worse is I'm convinced she never writes these statements. They are passed through a groomer/pr person.

Well, there is always "inspirational corporate fire-walking" to fall back on.... that should be the title of your book.

It's not the same everywhere, which is what people will tell you when you are in a bad job environment. People, bosses, the environment can be quite different between places.

Why can't they make a space series where they go to other planets, have a nice time, the aliens are incredibly great hosts, and they come home?

Sure, it's a "perfect storm" but don't forget that she returned to the emergency room twice thinking something more was wrong with the gash and they just patted her on the head and gave her painkillers.

Well, it's not easy for anyone to find a job these days except in certain narrow fields and if you are early in your career. And that is someone with their head down, trying all the time. So many people are in that boat, although it seems he is isolated. Especially, ironically, more educated people who only work in a…

@woodnote The problem may be deeper than you know, but for sure, he has to learn to cope because the longer this goes on, the more difficult it is to change. However, there is little incentive for him to reach out, because he is not at risk of losing fundamental needs. Certainly, he's in pain, but the pain of going…

the picture above just makes me want to buy vodka.

They can keep the magic as long as they keep modern dentistry and Rumple keeps the modern look.

It does not matter what the percentage of merit is: if you have merit that's all you need to know.

"suggests that you believe that they should have some claim, solely because they make a claim, even when they do not. This is precisely why there is a court system—to adjudicate such things."

Well, yeah. Google "gray hair blogger"

Pretty damning assumption: "Many people are just as petty and vindictive as the companies they vilify, and given that these individuals usually aren't attorneys, they're often just wrong."

Um...okay.

I hate to say it, but it could improve your prospects. It depends. Also, some people have, quite frankly, nice grey hair and others have really mottled or an odd shade coming in and don't get the nice grey until much later. To be grey or not is a personal decision, and frankly, a lot of non-grey people do something…

That's why the ones that sue are heros. The people who make change and get in history's textbooks have had a difficult road. Many cases actually settle. You can also try the class action route, still to this day.