It's yet another one of those amazing negrokinetic powers. Like how a 14-year-old carrying a puppy can look at a cop using his incredible "Dehumanizing STARE" and the cop must immediately fight for his life. I mean, they had to get off their ATV's and everything.
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Free and alive. The latter would seem like a low bar and yet ...

I am in sales, and I have male buyers trying to pull fast ones on me. All. The. Time. I put on my big girl panties and call them out on it. Immediately. It's the grade school bully thing all over again. Punching a six yr old boy worked then, and the verbal equivalent works now.

I was barely into my 20s when I found out my mother had spent time in a psychiatric prison for murder. I have now kept this secret for almost 20 years, and I have to say, keeping someone else's secret is much harder than keeping one of your own. With your own secret, you hold the power - when you feel like sharing,…

I was just a kid in the 70s— when I watched that era's movies later in my teens, I was shocked to find out the kind of things that had been going on in the culture while I was an oblivious child. (I assumed that depravity had only been invented in 1980, of course.)

I've tried but I've never been able to get past the first fifteen minutes. The first time I tried to watch it, I was in high school in the '90's and was like, wait - ADULTS RECOMMENDED THIS TO ME?

Leave it to Woody Allen to think that Emma Stone (age 25) would be a reasonable romantic lead alongside Colin Firth (age 53). I have nothing against May-December romances (my dad is 16 years older than my mom) but, sexy as he is, he is over twice her age and that is squicky as fuck. And this dynamic is treated as…

While my dad isn't in charge of hiring, he said his hiring department shies away from women for certain positions because they need people to be able to drop everything on a moment's notice and fly to factories in China, and based on the people they've had in these positions before, men are just more likely to be able…

I have been on hiring committees and people list it as a reason why someone shouldn't get hired, "Well, she's married and we will probably have to deal with her being out on maternity leave." It sucks.

And a nanny. And several hidden cameras.

And a housekeeper.

My uncle, who is responsible for some of the hiring within his company, told me this exact same thing, to my face (as a 23/ 24 year old woman) conversationally, as if it was nothing that could possibly offend me.

You know that EVERY SINGLE ONE of these dragons has at least two kids, a stay at home wife, and a mistress.

WTF did they expect would happen when they hired this dude to direct their band?

Um... what?

Too bad for Terry that photoshop doesn't have a "remove rape" tool.

Oooh, my favorite Yelp review I ever saw was for a great Neapolitan pizzeria. They serve small brick-oven pizzas in addition to other Italian yummies. Most of the menu items use the Italian names, but they are all followed by a description in English, so you know exactly what you're ordering. Part of the review…

Friend of mine got fired from a bartending gig after a bad yelp review. The reviewer complained that she was "surly" and went on a rant about how horrible it is that all these awful greedy bartenders feel entitled to a tip "just for opening a beer."