Agreed. Was a bit surprised here. A grand jury determines if there is sufficient evidence to go forward with a trial. What the author describes is a normal jury.

So you don’t pass the infection on to high risk groups...why are we still having this discussion

Lutefisk! Lutefisk! Lutefisk!

72 months???!!!!!

Also, I think a slight majority of abortions are for people who are already parents?

They’re far from perfect, but I’ve found Delta to be the best at the nuts and bolts of running an airline, and also giving their people the power to make win-win fixes when things go wrong.

Ever since moving to Atlanta, I drink the koolaid and fly Delta as much as humanly possible, even if it’s a little more expensive than other airlines. 

Your first point is my go to for when I'm grabbing the check, every time.

My grandmother had so-so eyesight. For the last 5+ years of her life, I just told her I had gift cards to everywhere we went to eat. Then I paid with my credit card, but she couldn’t see that as I slipped it into the folder. Apparently she never wondered how I miraculously had gift cards to independent restaurants 100…

The peel-like-an-orange technique is by far my favorite. I even like the fussy work of peeling off the pithy bits.

It is better, I guess, for an anti-choicer to at least be in favor of exceptions from abortion bans for rape and incest, since the alternative is unbelievably cruel, but it sort of gives the game away. If a fetus is a human life, and abortion is murder, rape and incest exceptions make no sense. If a rape survivor kills…

Profanity

Man, if we’re not gonna cancel it all (which we should), cancelling the interest and just leaving everyone with the principal would be so much more helpful. I will spend the next 20 years of my life paying off the interest on my doctoral degree and not even touching what I originally took out. It is so Sisyphean and…

It’s NOT bullshit. I’ve worked with process servers in the past. The stuff you see on tv about them doing whatever it takes to serve papers is basically true. They will dress up as delivery guys, pretend to be clients, raging fans, etc. to get the job done. Sudeikis would have no say on the matter regarding that. That…

That’s usually the case when a head of state or a governor vetoes a bill that was brought forward by their own party. They’re going to put the emphasis on the administrative/procedural stuff, not on the substance. 

“We are grown-ass women in our late 30s, people. I said, no, you won’t, no one sleeps in my bed besides me and the occasional man I bring home.”

It can be both, right? Like, free speech means accepting that both we will sometimes be revolted, offended, or enraged, and that our utterances may be similarly regarded by those who disagree?

I worked at Costco and can confirm!

Not that I expect brilliant international relations analysis from Jezebel, but I have to love how for all the complaining about imperialism, this is the most America-centric analysis of Ukraine I have ever seen. There isn’t even a mention of Europe, their over reliance on Russian gas (especially Germany), NATO,…

Would not be surprised if Kylie had a scheduled C-section for 2/2/22.
Especially given how many celebrities schedule a tummy tuck procedure for right after giving birth via C-section, it doesn’t seem out of the realm of possibilities at all that they scheduled the baby’s birth based on the birthdate.