I’m guessing conservatives don’t grasp the irony of giving hand-outs to a business being spanked by the Free Market.

“Hateful bigots get boycotted for discriminating, claim hateful discrimination”.

Where are all these people with wads of cash to give to Gofundmes and kickstarters? I’m over here worried about buying a new toothbrush.

Yes, I definitely get them on the phone with each other, "You hang up", "No, you hang up". While laying on 2 twin beds directly next to each other.

Tortured? Hardly. She's happily floating on the water. Buoyed by her pact with Satan.

My wife had a miscarriage on an airplane.

Just so you are aware most of the time improperly disposing of an ADULT body gets you a fine. A fine. No jail time. Why is this different?

Maybe she couldn't afford to pay the ambulance bill. Maybe she was worried the father would find out about the baby if she went to the hospital. Maybe she didn't realize the severity of the crime because she is uneducated. Maybe she doesn't trust the system because of her economic status and/or race. Maybe she just…

And yet here you are, Judgement Central, and you seem to have caught the express. 'This girl definitely deserves some jail time' is patronising bullshit - she's 33, not a girl.

Thirty years for delivering a dead baby? As if delivering a dead baby wasn't bad enough. Her only crime was putting a biohazard in a dumpster.

A fetus always trumps a woman. Especially if that woman is brown.

30 goddamned years? Someone could've murdered HER and gotten less jail time than that!

THIS. I sure as hell can't afford a nice vacation, but if my friends are getting married and I can give them $30 towards theirs? Enjoy, friends! Wear sunscreen! xoxo Not. A. Problem.

to prove that the child was born alive and thus within medical rescue, the prosecutors used an arcane, discredited 17th-century test in which the fetus's lungs are removed and put in liquid to see if they can float, and they floated.

I had some friends that went on a giant months long backpacking trip in New Zealand. On one of their few internet access days they got on Facebook at told everybody "by the way, we got married. Surprise!". If anybody asked them about a registry, they pointed them toward their HoneyFund, but did make sure to mention…

I would have liked to have a Honeyfund, but we were broke as hell and had a small wedding. We couldn't even do an open bar, just snacks and what not. So we literally wrote on our invites:

I tell all my brides who get crap from people about their choices two things: Your love is the centerpiece of the day, not the food or the DJ; and guests are there to celebrate your marriage, not to be entertained by you.

My boyfriend and I have been together for 7 years. We have now lived together for 4 of them. When we eventually get married, I highly doubt we will register for gifts, because what the hell do we need? I think it's highly wasteful to register for upgrades of things you already have and that work fine because you have…

My only issue with Honeyfund is they take a cut of the money that is donated and it doesn't all go to the couple if you buy it online. It's a small percentage (2.8%) but it's still annoying.