Sooooo political opponents do conspire to beat each other, because that’s how elections work. Reality isn’t that bad and you’re welcome to join at any time.

Intellectually you must not be very smart.

Well, you just proved that you know nothing. Go eat some crayons.

I’d be all over that.

Are those real shows? I’ve heard of Suits, but the rest...?

Wait, do you mean Monk or Psych or White Collar?

Then you should pay attention to what you read. That’s not my problem. It’s not like “enjoyable” and “great” are subtle descriptors. It seems people choose what they want to hear.

My criticism in no way contradicted my praise, nor did it drown it out, unless you chose to disbelieve me or not reas my praise of the kids, who were the core of the show. I can find something enjoyable and still have a lot that I don’t like. It’s not a zero-sum game where it’s either great or terrible.

I didn’t say that was the main reason but that it was definitely part of the popularity. I said it was enjoyable and the kids were great, but people seem to ignore my praise. I just didn’t think it was totally awesome.

I think ten million would be more than enough for me. Invest it wisely and I could live wherever I want and do whatever I want for the rest of my life. But then I’m not an extravagant person at all. One million could keep me comfortable for a few decades. I could get nicer pants, a nicer place to live and travel more.

I also think she sees him as sort of an idiot and ignores his politics because she never really talks to him. What’s she gonna do? Brush him off? Punch him in the face? She’s just doing her job.

I grew up watching Greg Maddux with the Cubs and I loved him. He was just a brilliant pitcher with no real fastball who could field his position almost as well as he pitched. And he could even hit sometimes. I thought he was so smart when I was a kid (and still do). I feel cheated because they let him go to the Braves.

The gap between college-educated and non may be the most striking demographic trend in this election. Didn’t Trump say “I love the uneducated”? His campaign has a strong anti-intellectual approach, and it has worked as well as his bigotry. It’s a politics of resentments where ignorance is a badge of honor.

As a white man, all I can say is, “What the fuck is wrong with these people?” The amount of misogyny and bigotry amongst whites is humiliating and depressing.

Owning an egg (pictured above)

This guy was awesome and lived a full life. I once read an interview with him and he just sounded so cool...damn, where’s that interview.

No, this post is not sketchy. You are objectively wrong.

They passed on Robbie Gould?? They somehow thought this guy was better? Oh, Browns.

Education strengthens and hones critical thinking skills, which I think explains Hillary’s lead among college educated people. I’m in no way saying you have to go to college to be a good critical thinker, but it can certainly help.

Hmmm now why would anyone possibly be opposed to fact-based debate?