Yes. He’s a Bush(+10). And this slimelord is his son(+10).

“Chastain appears to be referring to a story in Star that claimed she’d made $7 million for the picture, while Matt Damon earned $25 million. But she, too, is a little politely vague on who’s to blame.”

No dispute that violence against women is an under-considered aspect of the larger conversation on guns, but the notion that women are the primary victims of gun homicide is the exact opposite of what’s true:

Because for a lot of jezebel commentators it’s all bullshit and lip service all the talk about body shaming being bad as a concept, it’s about THEIR body size being shamed.

I find it easier to think about if you switch the genders — say a married couple mutually decides to have a kid but the guy’s shooting blanks so they use a sperm donor. Then halfway into the pregnancy he decides he wants out and also doesn’t think he should have to pay child support for the kid. Dickwad, yes? Just…

If you meet an asshole once in a day, you met an asshole. If everyone you meet all day is an asshole, the asshole is you.

You covered the basic mechanics great, but glanced off the real reasons people struggle with this. The problem is even getting to the point where those instructions could be put to use. Disclaimer: This is from the male perspective.

Sorry but some one as pretty as Amy isn’t “anything.” That said, it’s not really fair to classify her as a famous (and brilliant) comedy person the same way you would for someone who is her physical equal but leads an anonymous life. I think this biggest disconnect men and women have when failing to “hook up” comes…

Upon review, you are correct. This just enhances my underlying point.

Hard to be politically correct and courteous when you can die any day of the week.

I would have thought that clothing, because of the purpose of its use, would provide the users a reasonable expectation of not allowing people to look underneath it and take pictures of what they see there—i.e., “privacy”—according to the law. But I’m not a lawyer or a lawmaker, so I don’t understand their logic.

I’m a little hesitant to say here that I’m a person who believes that the flag should be handled respectfully and according to custom, but I also support a person’s right to use it as part of a public protest in any way they choose. Fold a flag the wrong way and it raises my hackles, but walk on it or even burn it at…

Sounds like judgement rather than a description. If I had a child with Sotos syndrome and read the Wikipedia definition I’d look for the nearest institution (for me). I notice the Sotos Syndrome Support Association site is not quite so fatalistic with their description.

That's really messed up to say.

I have some of those things but people still like me...

This test is way too picky.

This is what commitment looks like: it is not always a ring on a finger and an impossible promise of fidelity; it can simply be people promising to bend with each others' changes, no matter what they may be.

Well, that's exactly it. The "50 Shades" crap is just a kinky twist on the same trope. There are plenty of us working class schlubs who dream of winning the lottery so we're not beholden to "da man" anymore. If someone is a working class lady who doesn't have a man (and lets not ever forget, these are targeted…

Can we just bury this thread and forget it? No sense digging up the past...

When people get all jazzed over how we should all find our dream job etc, I wonder how little they notice the people around them making average lives possible.