I disagree. Intentionally incapacitating someone is reprehensible, regardless of the choice of substance. That drunk person can go ahead and drive and kill someone, they can have a health condition that is worsened by alcohol, they can be a recovering alcoholic, etc.

Too bad we can’t get all the people freaking out over Starbucks to direct their rage to this.

This could go reeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaally fucking wrong.

Right? Like if you troll like Ken M on yahoo answers that’s one thing. You’re playing an oblivious idiot and seeing people’s reactions, targeting no one in particular.

Why is the headline a question? She had sex with someone who was incapable of consent, has the mentality of a toddler, and who had no capacity to resist. Who gives a single fuck if she’s the “mother of two”? She’s a rapist.

Yes. She is a rapist. She took advantage of someone who is, by professional medical opinion, so severely disabled that he cannot care for himself, cannot speak, and has the mental capacity of a toddler. She took advantage of someone for whom she had responsibility. Whether he has a “healthy libido” or not is a…

Read the damn article. It’s way more serious than that.

100% chance they have google alerts for “Anna Merlan.”

So brave.

“If you say yes to one you suddenly find the British Museum would be empty,”

Shrug, I’ve never seen it that way. I mean yeah, sure, some of those commenters do shit on the server, but I’ve also seen plenty that defended the customer without doing so.

The negative feelings associated with weight loss are not discussed nearly enough. Especially if you felt comfortable with your former size. There are people who want you to hate yourself for being fat. For them weight loss reaffirms that belief, even when it is not true. When you lose weight, people start treating…

I’ve found that disagreeing with the writers is enough to get banished.

I just turned 27 (two days ago :( ) and I certainly do not feel like an adult *sigh*

I don’t get it. Do I want to get it?

The case is messed up. The DA basically opened the accuser and her family up to harassment with a needless press conference. So I’m not surprised. Regardless of what happened, the accuser was getting intimidated from all sides.

Dude go screw, anyone working at a restaurant like that is TIP Certified, knows the laws and ramifications of overserving customers, and now apparently found it satisfying to fuck up these people’s lives over a $4 tip when the server is absolutely responsible for how much they ended up having to drink. This is also in…

Color me the bad guy here. Of course those people were a danger and the right thing to do was calling the cops — but if the server had gotten a $30 tip on a $60 check, that wouldn’t have happened. Getting stiffed was the catalyst for this, not doing the right thing.

Dude only decided to call the cops because they stiffed him on the tip. He had no problem with them walking out after 7 margs each.

I love how it would have been perfectly acceptable to serve a couple 14 margaritas and watch them drive off if they had left a fat tip, but somehow it was being cheap that made them unfit to drive?