You're being foolish, though willfully or not it's difficult to tell. How about naming three examples of a feminist group actually advocating equal rights for men in an area where women are advantaged?

Sure. They hide it in places like the Mission Statement on A Voice for Men. You know, where no one would think to look for the assertion that the Men's Human Rights Movement is interested only in equality before and under the law for all. Or in their advocacy for things like a default of shared parenting or joint…

As noted by The Mary Sue, the MRA blog Return Of Kings…

I thought it was "bodily functions are hilarious," when they almost never are.

It's rather too casually rapey for my taste.

Yeah, because attractive people with ready smiles going into sales by the gross has nothing to do with reality. After all, it's well understood that being good looking has nothing to do with monetary success, right?

Not so sure about that last. Amy volunteered for the foolishness that is their relationship. Four years ago she knew exactly what she was getting, so when she complains about what's missing… isn't that on her?

Great post.

Typical of you, sadly. You still have nothing at all to say but, by god, you're going to keep saying it.

The sheer crassness of the scripts made me turn off Mom a while back. Too bad—Faris and Janney both can really bring it.

"His Chicago Fire and Chicago P.D. are doing such solid numbers, a third Chicago-set medical show is currently in development."

Ryan Gosling’s Lost River blurs the line between homage and theft

Wasn't Tina Fey widely understood to be an affirmative action win?

Eddie Murphy to receive the Mark Twain Prize For American Humor

It's a specious claim. Sheldon isn't horrible to her, he's exactly what he's always been. Amy is fundamentally unsuited to being in a relationship (prior to Sheldon had she ever even dated?) and fell for someone who may actually be worse at it. It's entirely on her at this point, and has been for several years.

Your original comment made sense, but why piss on one of the great virtues of the internet, that conversations can occur across months and even years?

When Alex went to counseling it seemed like they had a good direction for the character, but that just evaporated.

After so many years together, these types of thoughtful gestures are
still appreciated, making the Dunphys one of TV ‘s most functional
couples,…

Please. John McCain and Sarah Palin were almost elected. George W. Bush was elected once. We know from dumb.

Which one was the dog?