So wait, now no one can chuck up deuces without it being cultural appropriation? White people can't eat watermelon? Are you kidding me?

"The real kind of poor?" Are you fucking kidding right now? Please tell me you are kidding.

Why should someone on foodstamps have to garner sympathy?

Yep, it's a neck. Amazing find there.

But that was still be proactive! You put him in time out, which was exactly the right thing to do. Sitting there and allowing the kid to smack you is not right.

You don't have to haul off and smack them, but you do have to do something. Ignoring them only works until they get physical, as far as I'm concerned. The instant they get physical, you need to tell them no and be proactive about the situation.

Because nowadays the parenting advice is never, ever raise your voice to your prewcious bebe, even if they are lighting the couch on fire. Just ignore the bad behavior! Praise them for their survival skills! The original idea was good, but it's gone wayyy too far to the point where many parents I've seen are not…

That is absolutely fucking heartbreaking. I don't even know what else to say.

Bullshit. How else is she sloppy, other than her weight? Her clothes and her hair look clean. You know you're being a cunt, so don't try to defend it.

Words cannot describe how awesome he is.

"Normal kids in society do not make these kind of jokes." Oh really? Go to a predominantly white high school in the middle of the US and then get back to me. (I know Beibs is from Canada, still.) Racism is not over, it's still very much alive. Kids still throw the N-word around like it's no big deal. I'm glad they're…

Okay it wasn't just me...I read her comment and just about threw up.

Yeah really. I'm guessing he was being sarcastic but the tone has been totally lost.

I think what people miss about this is that for some mentally ill people, movies and games take on a totally different meaning. I've had seriously mental issues which I'm not really going to go into, but when I was younger I was outright obsessed with American McGee's Alice. I thought about it all the time and wrote…