Hmm, apparently Michelle's older sister is a lesbian. Hopefully that would help to pave a way out for any non-straight Duggars.

Telling people to "think deeper" when they are trying to put food on the table is absurd. It is very much about dollars and cents when you're staring down bills you can't pay.

Yeah, it's maybe not a place where you can be super choosy about who you want to work for.

Therefore, the word gross should never be used again. Strong use of logic and argumentation.

I met someone who would know who said he didn't have a soul. Take that as you wish.

Ooh, he's really engaging in the Youtube comments too, this is fun.

You are a genius.

It's not prescription, and I think I've seen it in CVS, but I got it much cheaper on Amazon. It's definitely drying, but not to the Sahara level that friends who were on stuff like Accutane in high school reported! Because I'm just using it on my back and chest I don't bother with a moisturizer, but ymmv of course.

Yep, same issue. I would suggest going to a dermatologist, but if that's not possible a 10% benzoyl peroxide wash (like Panoxyl) is what mine recommended. She also prescribed a topical antibiotic (clindamycin), but the Panoxyl is pretty effective just on its own. It's also worth investigating if switching up your hair…

You know what, you're probably mostly right. Suey Park strikes me as incredibly self-obsessed.

I did see several of the tweets, and it struck me that no, they were not following the joke. For instance, the first tweet on the linked article says that Asian ethnicity was the "punchline." It certainly wasn't—Snyder's racism was the punchline. I guess I can understand how reproducing a racist stereotype as part of…

The argument isn't that it was "just a joke." It's that the people who took offense fundamentally misunderstood the joke, either because they didn't bother watching the clip or they aren't familiar with the Colbert Report.