This is not only the worst take of the year, but of this still young century.

I think it’s safe to assume that by “a novel” he meant an Expanded Universe book...

I grew up working at a flooring store that my dad managed. Once when I was 17, spent Friday night with some friends getting shitfaced at somebody’s house until 4 or 5 AM. Saturday about 9 AM, my dad calls and needs me to come in to work because 2 guys scheduled had laid out. I told him I wasn’t feeling well (truth)…

Christ, watching that slow-mo Vine is painful.

Apparently that’s just one unsubstantiated allegation from a lawsuit.

Did anyone actually read the Yale professors response to the halloween costume letter?

I viewed this as a proof of concept for streaming. It looked great on my big screen, at it was as easy as turning on the tv. I don't think a mass transition to streaming is imminent by any means but this showed me that this may be an viable option at some point.

[goes to an NFL game]

It looks like Philbin was able to resolve that issue at practice. Tannehill looked a lot more comfortable getting intercepted during the game.

You know how it’s barely Week 2 of the NFL season and you’re already sick and fucking tired of DraftKings commercials?

That is like Flacco-level eliteness there.

“The League” Season 2 Ep: 4

I’m not saying this is clickbait. I’m saying Gawker has some sort of internal policy to attack Franzen because his views are not within the orthodoxy of Gawker’s own political sensibilities. You can see that if you’ve read the many, many nearly identical pieces run on Gawker platforms that attack Franzen — not just…

I like how your go-to response to criticism is tantamount to “if you don’t like it, then why are you reading these reviews?”

It’s just a coincidence then that, across the Gawker Media platforms over the past month or two, there have been about a dozen thinkpieces on Franzen in general and Purity specifically that each reach the conclusion that Franzen is a hack. Please do not pretend that Gawker does not have, if not an agenda per se, an…

Yeah! How dare the readers express their own opinions of Gawker’s coverage of a book! Those assholes. They should be happy with whatever Gawker writes and never ask that they do or don’t talk about something.

Please man. As if any of that is true.

Good for you, genuinely :) pretty good advice IMO but unfortunately I get the feeling that the many of people trying to pick up women at the gym lack your social skills and consideration/perception.

Not here to criticize the strategic choices of the Black Lives Matter movement, but it looks like Sanders’s platform re: race is a bit more sophisticated than race issues = class issues. (See: https://berniesanders.com/issues/racial-…).