KG is kind of an asshole too, though. But she worked harder for her dope, so yes. I kinda agree.

Jack Osbourne wants to know why the media treated Kathy Griffin as a hero for quitting Fashion Police and didn't treat his sister with the same respect.

I think that this Cinderella isn't really a "pretty and fragile victim", though. Sure, she's pretty, and she's definitely ill-used by her stepmother and stepsisters, but she is instead portrayed as someone who has her own inner strength from her sense of self and the love her parents gave her—someone who is determined…

Kristof.

While I loved 30 Rock and I love Tina Fey, I don't love this. All the lunacy has to be rooted in something real, but everybody is a child-like loon on this show. I gave up after 6 eps.

This is a story of how one of the worst days of my life ended up reaffirming my faith in strangers and in the human race in general.

This sounds awesome! I could see track charging being experimented with, or pretty much any freeway charging system that needs to be tested using this as a test bed. Plus, the cars will only get better. The most exciting part? The drivers all have the same cars. Exactly the same. Makes this a contest of pure skill,…

you're right - the Mass. witches were hung, crushed and imprisoned.

Literally the only people that think Kathy Griffin is funny are gay MEN. I REPEAT: GAY. MEN. NO ONE ELSE.

Well, we talked about the Gaspee. Was that southern RI/Newport? That sounds a little familiar, but we focused on Roger Williams, because how could we not when like everything is based off of him.

Here's the thing: most Catholics are cafeteria Catholics. And most Presbyterians are Cafeteria Presbyterians. It's the nature of religion. Hell, I'm a Cafeteria American. When it's that big and that vast and that diverse, some things translate, some do not.

Says right in the article that the burial account wasn't established until they needed to hide the money. Do feel free to fuck off.

There's just no way anyone can be devoted to anything even vaguely resembling Christ's message and think this is an acceptable way to behave. No way.

In Massachusetts, we spend a long time on our history too. But that's because we basically invented America. *flips hair*

There's a difference between creating an incentive for good behavior (which we don't have any obligation to do) and actively discouraging people from making the attempt (which we ought not do because it's contrary to our goals). We don't have any obligation to incentivize Aziz to do anything. But since the fight is…

It is these people, the imperfect allies, who are in the position to turn the tide for everyone. It is actually their imperfection that makes this change possible.

Whatever your definition of a "ideal feminist" is, in social change, their role is to embody the ideal. The allies who don't quite agree with that ideal…

I don't want your cookies. I don't want my ass to be kissed. I don't even want to be your "ally."

Remember before the Internet when people just fucking proposed with a goddamn ring in a champagne glass/piece of chocolate cake/etc.?

It's a very common policy here, but the more important thing is, there WAS no experience with the restaurant. None. Never went there, never tried the food, knows nothing about the kind of experience they offer.