“....I decided to leave it behind because it wasn’t cost effective for myself and my vehicle.”

I’m just sooo confused as to why these drivers continue to work for a company that treats them so poorly? If UBER and LYFT cease to exist one day (given there losses sooner than later) are these same people going to demand the companies start up again because they need a job? If I don’t like where I work, I find a new…

To me, it’s pretty clear that lyft drivers are contractors - certainly clearer than many other industries where employees are contractors.

What rhetoric? Are you fucking kidding? She’s pointing out basic objective facts and people are threatening to kill her. Who the fuck ungreyed you?

From who? The black guy? You voted for a guy who inherited a fortune, pissed it away and still got daddy to bail him out, used high priced accoutnants to dodge taxes, used daddy’s money to screw over people who did work for him, used his position to bully women and minorities, and used high priced lawyers to sue…

“It’s simple. Simply stand on the scale every day (yes, every day) right after you wake up. We’ll send you a text with feedback and tips that are personalized just for you.”

I’ve lost a lot of weight this year from changing some unhealthy lifestyle habits, etc., and this sort of program literally sounds like a…

Coach Harbaugh ✔@CoachJim4UM

Still finding it hard to punt Coach?

I know I am a video game nerd, because the mention of his name makes me think of Maniac:

Maybe he’d be less aggressive if the groomers trimmed the hair around his eyes so he could see better.

He looks like the rubber mask that nobody buys until it’s five minutes before the Halloween party you forgot about.

There’s nothing wrong with carbs at all as long as you manage your calorie intake

RE: point 4.

No. That's totally wrong and you're doing far more damage to your health in the long term. 30 g of carbs a day is not a long-term sustainable ideal.

But, but...he follows this sport (almost exclusively!!!).

Dude, you point-blank said that she was 3 times the testosterone of a “normal woman” AFTER taking the testosterone suppressing therapy. (To wit: “Dude, she is NOT three times more than a normal woman. That’s what she was from 2011 to 2015 when she was taking TESTOSTERONE-INHIBITING MEDICATION.”)

I DON’T love it, because it’s irritating AF, lol.

But plenty of women (including Semenya) produce over 10 nanomoules of testosterone, especially when they’re athletes. She has undescended testes, yes, but she’s a woman. Genetics are weird! She did take inhibitors, after 2009 when she was first tested, as evidenced by her running times going down. This isn’t rocket…

You ask her.

How are you so sure it is “far, far above”? We have no idea what her number is aside from a nebulous “3x the amount a woman typically produces” - again, still far, far away from how much a man would.