Ah yes. That glorious mind-fuckery in which the person in the wrong dances around *that* fact like Gene Kelly on coke and brings the whole conversation back to your “tone” or something else...the tone you had that was borne of the frustration of their not addressing their fuck-up. I have a lovely new person at work…

For these guys, I think it’s even more than wanting to stop women having sex.

Especially when he could have said, “who hasn’t mistyped a Tweet and didn’t catch it at first? Twitter, how soon can we get that edit button?”

...but barron was absolutely giddy when daddy said ‘I could stand in the middle of 5th Avenue and shoot somebody...’ no problemo.

I’m not going to post them here but a quick check of the Google machine brings up multiple pictures of Obama hung in effigy, some even burning. Somehow I doubt anyone on the right was all verklempt over Sasha and Malia seeing numerous images of their dad being murdered over the years.

You just described Spicers entire job.

I’m sure Donald was really concerned about Sasha and Malia’s emotional well being when he was peddling his birther bullshit for eight years.

I run into that mentality so much that it makes me not want to interact with other humans. Do they think that admitting a mistake is tantamount to denying one’s own existence? In most of these cases, if you manage to hem them in so that they have no choice but to admit a fault, they still have strategies upon…

Number one red flag for literally anybody I ever meet that I know immediately is a horrendous person to deal with, they make a super obvious mistake and then double down hard as FUCK on it, inventing an entire universe in which their mistake wasn’t a mistake just to avoid admitting to a pretty innocuous mistake.

Good. Gimme more flavor. The vile, mealy, Red “Delicious” can take a hike.

In the US we call death panels “Insurance companies” and we make damn sure they’re insanely well paid to fuck people over.

Solid advice on uptalk, but I find updog more useful in most situations.

As I have written before, my daughter died when she was five in 2011, two months after being diagnosed with an inoperable and malignant brain tumor. There is no cure for her type of tumor - DIPG - and current treatments do little more than extend life for a few months.

I was thinking the same thing, but was kind of afraid to say it. Maybe it’s that I have fresh in my mind an episode of Chelsea Handler’s show where she interviews some women who have served time in prison, a couple for horrific crimes including murder, and someone asks is it fair to hold someone to the standard of…

Hey, how can children be trusted in the real world if they don’t have vital life experience like having to fight off a serial killer.

I know that this is a contentious viewpoint but if here in Canada we believe in rehabilitation, shouldn’t we accept that she has paid her debt to society and yes, maybe keep an eye out, but also move on? I’m not trying to excuse her past behaviours or brush off the horrific things that happened, but just because…

She should be a consultant for Lifetime movies.

Principal Dahmer didn’t have any problem with it.

I mean, I feel like this is a very un-internet thing to say, but at this point, I just don’t have an opinion and feel like it’s between her, the school, and I guess the other parents. She was involved in some horrific things roughly 25 years ago, but what’s really in her head now is not for me to know or opine on.

I was thinking the same. It was in bad taste, but it seems like it was meant to be some sort of “art”, which is often in bad taste and the viewer of that art can decide for themselves how they feel about it. People need to stop getting the vapors over this stuff.