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Kelsey Grammer. He was still supporting Trump as of May of this year, said so in interviews.

It’s also possible - since she ordered from Domino’s - that the ad platform knows that she’s associated with you somehow and figured you might like disgusting non-pizza as well. Location data or social media posts might have shown that the two of you had interacted and that was enough to trigger it. I think we have to

In all seriousness, it’s not unlikely Netflix and other services know what brands are mentioned in what episodes and is selling the viewing data for just this purpose. Which is, itself, really creepy.

This is depressing, especially since white ssupremacy is built on a foundation of misogyny an and obsession with fertility and reproduction - worrying that women of color are having too many children. white women aren’t having enough, and society should be structured so they have more. Honestly, I’m not aware of any

Is that more chum bucket or feeding trough? Either way, it’s nauseating and everyone who consumes it (not sure if that’s “eating” or “drinking”) should feel bad about themselves.

He’s clearly going to play Ackmena. She’s still alive.

This just illustrates the fundamental irrationality of school systems. Also, thinking back to my days in school, what I’ve seen with my kids in school, and my wife (a teacher of 20 years and a former Board of Education member) deals with, the average school administrator is pretty mediocre.

Our local HS had a walkout

This is fine - tastes and your perspectives change over time, and you can’t always put yourself back in a mindset where something can be meaningful, or even listened to. While I still listen to a lot of the music I listened to in the 1980s and 1990s, the stuff that’s really stuck with me isn’t always the albums I

Doesn’t the organization have a reputation for expressing pretty strong opinions about the future reproductive plans of those who go on the trips? I knew someone who went on a trip a few years back, and she mentioned that it came up a LOT. Having strong opinions about what people do with their bodies tends not to

Yup - I’ve been going to my local shop for over 20 years - recently under new ownership - because it’s always been clean, well-run, pleasant, and utterly lacking in “creepy”. The original owner once told me he wanted a store that women and casual readers felt welcome in as well as hardcore fans of all ages.

Fuck civility. Nobody in this administration*, none of the GOP members of Congress, and for that matter the Justices who are doing nothing using tortured justifications to seek specific outcomes and harm people deserve to go to dinner, go to a show, walk in a park, without someone they’ve hurt telling them exactly

But here we’re talking about traits that don’t have real selective pressure for - or against - the trait. For instance, over time, an increasing percentage of the human population will lack wisdom teeth (3rd set of molars). Having them or not doesn’t actually have an effect on reproductive success, but the genetic

Once you’ve got a mutation in a population that eliminates a trait, and there’s no selective pressure for the trait (so no disadvantage to losing it), the trait will tend to disappear in future generations as the genotype is passed on. If the trait has a simple genetic basis, that’s obviously more likely, and if the

Security tip: never create a security or reporting method that encourages people to do things you never want them to do. That’s why the whole IRS bills going to collection scheme is so bad - the IRS could say “we will never call you about your taxes” and with collection agencies in the mix, that’s less true.

So now

Every story I see about Greek life makes me increasingly happy about my decision to go to a college with none.

I’ve also explained to my kids that - due to the way liability works - I’ll be damned if they’re going to join a frat while I’m paying for college. They can major in absolutely anything they want, but I’m not

We’re working to overcome this at home. We have three boys - a high schooler and two middle schoolers (fraternal twins).

The oldest (finally) and one of the twins are pretty good about going for extra help, the other twin hates it. Not because he thinks he’s too smart, he thinks he isn’t, and that he should be able to

Actually, I’d like to see a competing parade consisting entirely of people in clown constumes with Trump-esque hair and orange makeup. He can’t stand ridicule, so making him feel small on his “big day” would really make him stew.

“Convergence” was the last big event - overall an for a year (Spring 2015 to Spring 2016), and its how they positioned the pre-52 Superman to come back. And there’s a ton of smaller crossovers that end up in one set of books or another.

It’s got to suck for the writers - you’re got an idea of where a book is going,

I’ve dropped the Batman-related titles, except for Batgirl - that’s been pretty solid all the way through. I just felt like they were largely hitting the same notes over and over.

I dropped the Lantern titles because I realized that ultimately 1) I was tired of prototype Guardian tech being a major plot point

Honestly, it’s good and engaging in a way that the comic books haven’t been for a long time. Although I have to admit I’m enjoying the current Superman titles, and I stopped reading Supes years ago.