omg that story made me SO MAD. like WHAT. WHAT. HOW DO YOU NOT GET CHARGED WITH NEGLIGENCE AT THE VERY LEAST.

I looked out the window before I replied to this.

Like that lady in Florida who shot her young grandson in the dark. Our culture's gun-craze and "it was self defense!!"-craze has led to a giant population of people who want to pull the trigger first and iron out the rest of the details later. Killing someone is a crime, as it should be. I hope to god we keep seeing…

Actually, it's more firmly on there in babies. The foreskin isn't retractable on a baby like it is on an adult.

I don't really understand the what. Like, I know it's the removal of the foreskin, but I don't really understand how the accomplish that. I've always heard it's just a quick snip but looking at an uncircumcised penis I have no clue HOW you would cut it off. It looks pretty firmly on there. Maybe it is different in…

YES, YES, AND YES!

I completely agree with everything Olliver say's here regarding Ferguson. However "citing the possibility of a terrorist attack on its "annual Pumpkin Festival." to be fair I have been known to terrorize pumpkin pies, pumpkin lattes, pumpkin beer, pumpkin cake, pumpkin soup, and many other pumkin flavoured items.

It's a good thing they finally got engaged. Their hips are probably chafing from all those side hugs.

yay! i'll happily go back to being ignored in the greys if it means no more terrible gifs everywhere :D

I really wish you could unpost this. I get that people are shitty and say shitty things and it's click-worthy, if not news-worthy, to report on it. However, I just wish that all the shitty responses that people posted self-righteously about suicide being the "cowards" way out didn't garner ANY attention...least of all…

I really don't know how this is necessary or helpful.

EDIT: Meant for this response to be visible to the entire Jezebel staff, hope they see it.

I'm in the middle of this company tech thing, but I want to say this: this is exactly the right thing to do when people aren't paying proper attention to a real problem; it's not something I completely ignored but I obviously didn't give it proper attention, and I'm sorry about that; give me about 24-48 hours to…

Once upon a time I was a forum moderator. Blocking IP addresses, email addresses, and usernames were available tools and we did not hesitate. People kept coming. Discourse kept happening. Still is, I just don't moderate there any longer.

Better yet, dont allow images or gifs until a commenter's account has posted 20, 50, 100 comments that were not flagged. then their account 'unlocks' and they can post gifs or whatever else.

THIS this this! I had my first rape-GIF-at-work experience a couple days ago (I had only been at this new job for a week) and was franticly scrolling down to try to get past them, but there was just this enormous string. Finally I clicked out of the article, which should have been my first move, but it's so shocking…

At pretty much every blogging job I've ever had, I've been told (by male managers) that it'd be a death sentence to moderate comments and block IP addresses, because it "shuts down discourse" and guts traffic. But no one's ever shown me any actual numbers that support that claim. Does anyone have any? Not that I think…

What does publishing, writing or reading articles on dumb topics have to do with not wanting to see violent porn gifs unexpectedly?

That was a Gawker article, idiot.