Just laugh and point at him til he stops.

Like me, personally? What are you, six?

99% of the time agree with you, then I read things like someone got offended by something so harmless as “said no Juan ever”. It’s just a bad pun.

Dave & Buster’s similarly faced criticism in 2014 for a Tweet promoting Taco Tuesday that read: “‘I hate tacos,’ said no Juan ever #TacoTuesday #DaveAndBusters.”

I said this on the thread above but in the spirit of spreading the word, the last time I tried this, they denied me.

The cashier wouldn’t let me use a gift card with no membership last I tried, luckily I was there with my brother, who has a membership.

I didn’t say it was a little, but it’s not enough either.

No, it isn’t.

Is that a lot to you?

Republicans in power forever.

Thank you for saying this. I have a friend in LAUSD who is striking who is constantly going above and beyond for his students, doing lots of voluntary after-school stuff and on the weekends, and even occasionally attends some students’ family and extracurricular events. I once asked him why he did all the extra work…

Check out politicalcompass.org. They propose a traditional left/right axis based on economics, and then an intersecting libertarian/authoritarian axis. Most of us here I would guess would land in the left-libertarian quadrant. I happened upon it when I was developing my political identity as a younger person and it…

To dispose of a Real Doll is easy:

Hell, the Italians can’t even claim Columbus anymore, since everyone knows what a piece of shit he was now.

The Dan Savage column is over on AV Club, buddy.

Funny how he used Steph Curry as an example of someone who is known for shooting threes and not for his free throws “because that is what he has specifically trained himself to do”... whose career free throw percentage happens to be over 90%.

You guys stuff videos in the middle of unrelated articles where they aren’t wanted or needed, but when it’s actually useful, somehow there’s no video.

And don’t forget “The Nazis were socialists - its right there in the name!”

Indeed, a standard-issue middle school history textbook is nothing but an ongoing chronicle of great, historic leaps forward—all of which by definition were shocking to the establishment of their day, one way or another.