Feel free to bite the bullet and go first.

Sounds good! You first.

“Pfff. That’s nothing.”

This guy looks like a pudgy, male Amy Schumer.

Yeah, the guy’s an absolute hypocrite.

Doesn’t change the reality of the behavior he called out—he just needs to be called out for the same shit, because he’s just as guilty.

Looks like he intended to kill a career, and now he’s gone and stoned his own with an unintended boomerang effect.

I’m going to be honest: I…

The design is original: none of the album cover art was reused. It’s the idea that was copied, and there are no legal protections for ideas.

The lesson, as always: Never run.

Okay, wiseguy, two things. First, I thought I *was* doing that kind of research by reading this article on something about which I’d never heard; and second, I didn’t post my concern until I noticed that several other commenters hit the same block I did. It probably could have been covered in a subordinate clause,…

How to write a blog: For best results include at least one sentence summarizing the target subject of the blog.

We use it at work, and I’m 41. It’s not anything crazy, it’s just a chat application/site where your conversations are preserved and you can have group “channels” or private conversations. But yeah, the article really should have explained what the hell Slack was in a little more detail.

“Slack” must be some hip new thing that, at 37, has already passed me by. Judging by the fact that “Slack” is never defined in this post, I should already know what it is, and thus be ashamed that I don’t.

And here I thought that a Rocket resulting in a lifeless pile of flesh was due to an O-ring.

Except I logged on to Deadspin for TEH SPORTS and the first headline on the page is a god damned spoiler for a TV show I’m like 8 episodes back on. In the headline, no less.

Yes, Deadspin, that classic TV site.

Maybe it was cross-posted to a Sports website, Headline when you load the page.

WTF with the spoiler? Thanks for ruining it. I get that most people (me included) don’t care about this show like we used to, but that’s just a dick move.

Why does Deadspin, which uses the tagline ‘Death to the NCAA’ still cover college sports and therefore remains a cog in the NCAA’s fucked-up business machine? It’s like employing Hamilton Nolan and then having one of your sites run a podcast with McDonald’s. It makes no sense.

Briefly protecting motorists from blowouts doesn’t solve the problem.

How can this not be called Splash Fiction?