The show is based on Nick Kroll’s childhood and is meant to be targeted at people his age. I think they meant for it to be a little bit timeless. I don’t care about discontinuity, it’s a great show.

Is this satire? If not, yikes. 

This attitude that any disagreement between a woman and the trans community makes the woman a terf is infuriating. It makes me angry and less likely to feel welcoming towards transwomen when transwomen (and their misguided allies) call afab women TERFs if we dare to object to changes in society driven by transwomen tha…

It continues to frustrate me that the writers of Jezebel seem to believe there is no nuance whatsoever regarding this issue. It seems Jez’s readers recognize that athletics is an entirely different matter from any other issue of trans inclusion, yet the writers just cannot see it. 

I guess it’s super simple then. At what % does a group no longer deserve consideration?

There are two arguments you can make here.

trust me, if it ever happens the headline would lead with the words “holy shit”

You know what, how about a friend?

Nah... he should keep it, grow it out, then comb the bit on top forward to hide the receding hairline.

You have an eighthead from the front too. I feel like when your hairline has retrenched from far-above-the-brow-but-arguably-still-on-the-forehead to around-the-arc-and-now-indubitably-on-the-top-of-your-dome it’s time to buzz the lot. That’s what I did. Never looked back. 

I liked the original trilogy when I was a young child because they were fun space westerns.

Yup. I’ve been banging this drum for a while now: we really need to develop and articulate the concept of a fan divorce. Sometimes, as the years go by and you and a franchise ages, you realize that you’re no longer working out for each other. Maybe it’s that you grew up. Maybe it’s that the franchise has changed its…

No, KFCs wedges are not JoJos. KFC uses a deep fryer to make their wedges; a true jojo must be dipped in flour and spices and then they are cooked in a pressure cooker.
- I have been eating JoJos since the sixties and they are definitely an PNW thing. My present favorites are made in a little Jackpot store in Port…

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“And they’ve bought her 80 new suits” -The ball is curving back into play!

Server: “So, can I get you anything else?”
Dad: “No, thank you. Absolutely nothing else.”
Server: “OK then, here’s the check. I can take it whenever you’re ready.”
Dad: “Oh, no. I said we don’t need anything else, including the check.”
Server: “No, you said ‘no thank you’ to ‘can I get you anything else,’ a courtesy…

OT and just musing. I understand when women object to being called a “female” as a noun. As if, that’s the basis of what you are. I can see why that’s objectionable. As a noun, I get it.

It’s just going to Imboden them to write more.

Potato wedges are generally smaller than a jojo and have a different, lighter breading (in my experience). Jojos are longer and are typically breaded in the same mix as fried chicken.