Huh. While I don't like "be a peach," I find "it would be great if you could..." way more offensive. It just seems super snarky.

It’s not a name, though. It’s a description.

Edit: K... I clicked "Cancel," not "Publish," so I'm not sure why this published...

Isn't it a little hypocritical for people to even work for a company that violates the tenets of their religion, regardless of whether or not that violation is part of their own duties?

My wife and I had our first date at a pub, and we each paid for our own drinks. When we began getting meals together (or ordering delivery), we took turns paying, because we were both working adults.

Eh, it’s all been said better by other people. Forget I responded.

Is there more to that quote, where he actually addresses last names? Because all I see there is him saying that we should de-emphasize classifications other than names. There’s nothing about him preferring first over last names.

Real men know their way around the kitchen & the garage, can rock the baby to sleep, take the kid to doctor, give 2 hour back & foot rubs, know who comes first and can balance the checkbook, etc.

I interpreted this portion of the article as referring to this being “practical” if your entire goal is to get married period...

Pretty sure you just stated your opinion as if it were objective fact. Should he have prefaced every single sentence of his article with, “It seems to me that...”?

Early on, both Peppermint Patty and Marcie had crushes on Charlie Brown.

Having been born in 1979 myself, I can assure you that I did. Pretty much anybody my age saw Escape from Witch Mountain countless times on TV, and Assault in Precinct 13 is a movie with a pretty active cult following to this day. “Did you know that the little girl from Halloween and the little girl from Assault on…

Those days lasted right up until she became “Kim Richards from ‘Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.’”

Remember when she was “Kim Richards from ‘Escape from Witch Mountain’ and ‘Assault on Precinct 13’”?

“We’re gonna have some unhappy boys and some unhappy girls.” Because we didn’t before?

you have all gone off the deep end. It was 911 I guess. That made you all take leave of your senses

What if you use the past tense?

I was coincidentally involved in an online argument yesterday about whether Henry Hill comes off as an idealized figure, or whether he comes off as a nauseating bully. I took the “nauseating” stance. My opponent felt that the final lines of the movie suggest that not being a gangster makes you a loser; I’ve always…

Girl boss, boy boss, man boss, woman boss... a corporation is a genderless entity, and those who manage them do not think or act as themselves, they think and act as the monolithic entity they serve.

I’d never before encountered the term “depraved heart murder.” Googled it, love it.

Dear SNL: Identify the premise of your sketch. Anything that is not that premise? Cut it.