At a certain point it's just hard to keep knowing about all of this.

Exactly. It makes me not want to trust any men or really anyone at all. I know that's how news works, highlighting all the bad even though it's obviously far outnumbered by good and average and mundane people but it still changes my outlook on society.

I honestly don't think I can keep reading about this, and I stuck through news about stuebenville, maryville, and others. I'm not sure if it's a straw that broke the camel's back scenario or if this is just particularly vile but it really bums out my whole day and outlook on life. I feel like an idiot just burying my…

Is it weird that I always think Cynthia Nixon has braces because for 1 episode of SATC Miranda had braces? But in mind, they're permanently forged in her mouth.

Yeah, I got what the artist was going for but I guess I mostly just thought it was either too short a comic to show enough of an arc of him growing to recognize that the dog/himself can be awesome in spite of the physical flaws or it way overplayed the level of hate (rather than just suspicion /disappointment) for…

Redacted. Replied this to ya twice.

Yeah, I got what the artist was going for but I guess I mostly just thought it was either too short a comic to show enough of an arc of him growing to recognize that the dog/himself can be awesome in spite of the physical flaws or it way overplayed the level of hate (rather than just suspicion /disappointment) for…

Yeah, I got what the artist was going for but I guess I mostly just thought it was either too short a comic to show enough of an arc of him growing to recognize that the dog/himself can be awesome in spite of the physical flaws or it way overplayed the level of hate (rather than just suspicion /disappointment) for…

My feelings exactly. If he actually had a missing leg and was given a puppy with a missing leg, I'm thinking he would've found it cool/inspiring from the beginning. They actually do therapy like this by matching disabled dogs with kids that have the same disability.

Am I a soulless freak because I don't find this touching?

I worked at Headfirst too (sorry that this is a late comment but I just found out about all this legal craziness since I don't check Deadspin very often) though not the baseball camp and I completely agree with your assessment. So much focus on petty details. I was wearing a plain blue hoodie one rainy june morning at…

I figured someone had to intervene lest you break the internet with your unending cycle of missed points!

I think NYCyclist was also joking when she replied to you. I think you two are caught in a vicious cycle of pretending to 'miss the point' while actually getting it and then being unsure if the other person actually missed your point.

I think I want to Internet marry you right now. You're saving me the trouble of articulating all these points and probably doing a better job than I would.

I'm on my phone, does anyone have the 'point...you missed it' gif handy?

This. This! THIS!

Oh please Club Sun, Kramer figured out how to capitalize on that golden brown turkey look fifteen years ago!

I will not read that book of hers
I will not read it on the shores
I will not read it in my car
I will not read it in a bar
Nor in a tiny red brick house
Nor in the subway, near a mouse
I will not read it over lunch
It will be bad, I have a hunch

There is no exact formula. Make a few funny or insightful comments on a few articles (I would recommend trying to make the comments right when an article is published so you're up near the top) and hopefully after a bit, a Jez author will notice and click 'follow' at which point you'll get a notification that Jez is…

Took the words right from my mouth/keyboard.