This woman needs serious psychiatric help. Don’t think jail time is going to be of much use for a woman who inflicts her own disorders on her kids.

The woman can get PR with a wink and a smile.

Can you imagine if someone posted an article entitled “Could X’s Sexual Assault Accusation Have Been Staged?”

This is Joseph Mann (his brother Robert is the one speaking).

“My nasal cavities are yuge, just tremendous nasal cavities. They’re unbelievable cavities, the best, really. Just wait, you’re gonna love ‘em. They’re such great nasal cavities that, unfortunately, the slightest sound of air passing through them is picked up by a broken microphone. That’s the microphone’s fault. …

Mmm...yeah. I hear you, but...my feeling is, if you wouldn’t mock someone for having cancer, don’t mock someone for being mentally ill.

Let’s be honest. Her writing’s about mocking the unwell uncool kid for laughs. It’s not about how ‘scared’ she is or anything like that.

Ride public transit and get over yourself, lady. There are all kinds of people out there, and...that’s fine.

The most upsetting thing about this story is that he brought a bunch of bananas to snack on in the plane. That smell would have made me hurl all over the place.

Besides the “shrillness” of her voice, I just think the song is too repetitive. The phrase “It wasn’t looooove” just goes on and on to the point where you get tired of hearing it.

i dont think its specifically gendered - many of my friends, who ascribe to variety of genders and do not like athletic competitions - use this as a blanket term to describe all sports.

you should really be using a oatmeal soy lavender vitamin-infused shea butter fragrance-free hydrating soap stick from your local co-op

At this point there have been so many lawsuits about various products I’m surprised anyone would trust Honest Company anymore.

Maybe. I’m not really familiar with Ed Sheeran’s touring schedule.

I think she should be able to work again, but a communications professor blocking journalists from a public area and saying bring some muscle (a threat) is a very, very, very bad look. That and her non-apology, I know I sure as hell wouldn’t want her working for any department I was involved with.

This kinda feels like this crossing the line. What the woman did was wrong, ironic, kinda funny, but she didn’t harm anyone, and I thought her getting fired in the first place was too much.

I think most people (even some of us a bit hypocritically) resent those who have the luxury of being super precious about these things.

That, and a lot of times that was the barn grandpappy and his brothers built that all the cousins would play in after supper—I mean it without irony, as a Kentucky native only a generation away from the farm. In old farming families, there’s a lot of sentimentality attached to those old heaps of lumber.