If there’s one absolute truth you can count on, it’s that an internet profile with an anime avatar who also uses the term “cultural Marxism” is going to have some pretty important and insightful things to say about feminism.  That’s just borne out by experience.  

Ugh, at first I thought from the picture Tig was a boy.

The meta loop could rip a hole in space-time.

Apparently some folks find “oh, I don’t care” to be a much more compelling/funnier premise than I do

As capitalism is a system that runs at the individual level as a result of natural born things like self interest, it doesnt collapse without an agreed upon system.

After Drogo was paralyzed in a riding accident,

GORKA...son of Moonraker.  

If you want to continue to pretend that pointing out how your statement was fundamentally mistaken is the same as not understanding you, feel free to do so.

Yes, how on earth could anyone interpret a statement like “people who live in areas humans can afford to live in don’t want to subsidize their lifestyle” the way I did? Please, don’t open by being disingenuous

Is it your understanding that the rural areas of the country subsidize the urban areas, generally speaking? Because that’s actually the opposite of reality, but a pretty common misunderstanding* among a lot of folks.

What is this?  

You mean she’s becoming a rich-as-hell and extremely influential producer who uses their power to get things made by people they like and respect?

Who has better vacation ideas than AAA? According to the publisher of this AAA guidebook, no one.

I genuinely doubt anyone is actually inconvenienced by a lie on the internet, to be fair.

Bret Easton Ellis continues to amuse me with his (sadly no longer free) podcast. I find him utterly comforting in this current political climate, a soothing voice in a sea of belligerent trolls and shrieking sissies.

It sure seems the advice to not wash chicken is based on actual data studied by epidemiologists, while the counterpoint insistence that washing is both necessary and proper is based on some combination of ingrained habit and belief that not doing so is “nasty.”

It was a surprise.  If you read the article, they closed because they couldn’t obtain a business loan, not because of any sale.  The property remains unsold at this time.  

I’ve had just about enough of your Vassar-bashing, young lady.  

But you understand that a podcast about an effort to solve a murder and/or identify a victim is seeking a different goal than a podcast about exposing all the ways that the original investigation failed, right? You’re complaining that a wrench isn’t a screwdriver.

Investigating every person who worked for and/or knew a landowner takes ZERO resources? I’m not so sure about that.