This is something I find unintentionally hilarious about a lot of ghost stories. Someone is stuck in some supernatural waiting room for whatever reason and has nothing to do for eternity(?) except leave cabinets open or bang doors? Get a ghost job.

I think there’s room for both of these things to be true — that there are children running around the restaurant and that this will make people uncomfortable, some more than others. Butthole-baring or no, kids are dirty and gross (this is just a fact), which is not really a big deal unless it’s someplace strangers are…

AHHH HOW CAN YOU NOT KNOW! I couldn’t stand it!

If having the flaws of your poorly-thought-out and ridiculously broad generalizations pointed out to you is going to reduce you to tantrums, perhaps give them some more thought before clicking the Publish button. Just a suggestion.

One person who tries to impose an absurd and arbitrary rule to define everyone else’s experience? I often wonder that myself.

So because I have the means, through whatever method, to keep my own place when I’m away, I can literally never “live” somewhere else regardless of the length of time or purpose of my stay? I can get a job, marry a local, buy groceries every week, call the plumber to fix the toilet, get my car’s oil changed every few…

I was going to say something very similar to this (ie the difference being when you have a job/bank account/apartment/bills) but now I’m more interested in what kind of jobs/contracts you’re pursuing that have such awesome international possibilities.

Keep on dancing cutie! It’s adorable!

Keep dancing, monkey :) I'm sure I'm not the only one enjoying seeing you get all worked up and still convincing yourself you're right. Maybe come out of the basement sometime though.

You're adorable!

You make a blanket statement about ALL 30-year-old houses being “teardowns” that aren’t even livable and refuse to back down from it, and everyone ELSE is reducing things to black and white?

There’s a lot of good and thoughtful information in this article, but one thing these types of articles never seem to consider is renting out part or all of the house/property. I know the intention is to inform people who plan to buy and live in the house, but the city where I live is an exploding rental market at the…

I guess I missed these entire neighborhoods and cities of 30-year-old houses that are standing empty or reduced to rubble. Probably I was distracted by all the midcentury houses in my city that cost a fortune.

Some people will tell you it is unacceptable for a couple to dictate to people what kind of gifts they are to provide.

Re-reading it, it sounds like I’m trying to credit him single-handedly with the increase in marriage equality legislation, which is most definitely not my intention. But like I said above, his role is not to lead the vanguard of social change. Prior to 2012 it was being legalized in one or two states a year after a…

Pyramid schemes are demonstrably fraudulent as they’re selling an idea that doesn’t work, but they are still legal in many forms. Adults are protected from a lot of things but creating legislation to govern how they manage their mental health is a slippery slope.

We take child welfare seriously here! *hits pregnant lady*

Yeah, banning it for willing, independent adults is really shaky ground. Adults have (and should) the freedom to pursue any number of self-destructive activities. I mean, in a country where Scientology is not only legal but a recognized religion, we have to accept that logic is not always going to come first with…

I’ve seen a lot of criticism here and elsewhere about how he’s not doing enough, this is just talk, etc, but two not-very-well-thought-out things as I take a break from working on a project:

I know this is more indicative of my age than anything about Nick Jonas, but this made me feel creepy like I was looking at under-18 porn.