I don't understand the difference between a "point" and an "opinion," but that's okay.

" . . . it's just interesting how the idea has evolved: "You can't fire me, that's an attack on my freedom!"

"If your thrill can in any way put someone else's life in danger, then you can go to hell."

My biggest problem with CLIF's decision is that it insults the judgment of the general climbing community.

It's usually the same weirdo adults who spend their vacations at Disney World, despite not having kids.

Haha. I know this is the online dating equivalent of "first world problems," but if it makes you feel better, I'm probably just emotionally stunted with commitment issues. And, I'm kind of short and very poor since I'm a career-changer who's in his 30's and back in school.

It fluctuates. Right now, I'm dating two people. There have been times when I was dating more. I usually can't handle more than three at a time because of time, money and my inability to remember where that many people grew up/what they do/how many siblings they have.

Yes. That is a fact. What point is it meant to illustrate, though?

I'd like to see Kristen Bell host.

What about, "doesn't love Vermeer?"

This is so true, but the problem goes beyond just the pre-vetting stage.

If her clothes are anything like her movie career, they'll start out looking great before quickly unraveling.

Agreed. Darren Rovell is an empty shell of a human being, but the fact that players see 45% of sponsorship dollars is important.

"Professional Organizers" are just people who lack the charisma to be "Life Coaches."

"At least you're aware you're a pompous, judgemental arse."

If you don't have kids, a divorce is just another breakup.

The problem with the Kate Dries quote you blocked is that it's an example of circular reasoning.

Keep taking the money, change the building's name to, "The Bill Cosby Rapes Women Building." Problem solved.

It's got a good beat and you can dance to it.

You wouldn't happen to work for Think You, would you?