To be fair, he did try to give her the D, it just got intercepted and taken back for 6.

Hey you know what? More power to both of them. They each have their own standards for how they want a relationship to be and what they want out of it. By adhering to them, they've realized they're not compatible and are going their separate ways to find spouses that are more suited to their needs and wants. That's…

Someday we’ll live in a world where you don’t have to be brave to provide women with basic health care and completely legal services but today is not that day.

My husband calls them “Y’all-Qaeda.”

Depends on the pigment of the shooter’s skin. They could just be mentally ill.

Am I the only one who doesn’t see anything patronizing about what Ralph Nader said?

Well, he isn’t teaching English, so I’ll give it a pass. I did still have to stop at those words, because they hurt =(

i knew it would only take minutes for one of you assholes to emerge.

Dude, this is an article about a dead baby. Seriously? You wanna be that guy?

So, having children should only be a luxury afforded to the affluent?

I too enjoy pricing human beings out of bodily functions.

Jerking off to the thought of denying refugee children entry to America.

I get it, Matthew Mills. I too cannot believe that it ever happened. I can’t believe that someone killed twenty first graders and 6 school employees. I get that it’s impossible to accept that all that happened and still not a single thing has changed in our gun laws. I further can’t believe that the gun lobby and…

omg, that “say what’s in this drink” line was a pretty common “joke” in the day. The woman singing in the “baby it’s cold outside” duet is clearly not super drunk, and she also wants to be there. That song is not about rape and that’s all there is to it

I can see how the line would be creepy to 2015 ears but to 40’s/50’s ears it’s a joke line. Because there was a running joke that was popular in movies during that time where someone would say something scandalous/raunchy while holding a drink and then look at their drink and go, “Hey, what’s in this drink?” as in, “I…

*stares at you* Did I, at any point, enshrine the song as a beloved Christmas staple that should be sung with gusto every single Christmas season? No. It’s odd. It’s worn out. It shouldn’t pop up as much as it does. I’m not trying to advocate for it to be kept around, I am trying to give you context to the lyrics. It…

It’s a seventy year old Christmas song. This isn’t the hill I’m going to die on. I don’t have a case to make, I was just trying to give you some context but whatever.

My theory: He just really wanted to talk about rubbing himself in cow shit in public.

No, it is “pustulent.”

Wait... what? At first I thought, “I’m familiar with this kind of fundamentalist crazy, there won’t be anything new,” but I have no idea what’s going on there.