That is all fine and dandy of course! But unfortunately people also use these fairy tales to persecute people that are different, have differing viewpoints, and live in different geographic regions. And for those reasons alone they should be kept far far away from public policy in any sense whatsoever. Can you imagine…

You don’t understand the danger in formulating things like public policy around the concepts found in fairy tales? I’m honestly not too sure what your point is, but that’s fine. To each their own anyhow :)

Serious question for the ladies... is this something you’d want to see, I mean these two men kiss? This is a common reaction for us fellas when we see two female stars on stage, but I wasn’t aware this was something the ladies yearned for as well.

Bravo +1

I was referring to religion/religious values in general first, and then citing that he was wise to choose the most absurd of the stories to attack second.

you’re right about that

Yeah, fair point, but at some point we have to stop dancing around people that believe in this nonsense, set policy based off this nonsense, and start wars based off this nonsense. He chose well with the Ark because that is arguably the most ridiculous of all religious fairy tales.

I mean, god forbid she use the tools available to her to make a comfortable life for her and her child. This is so so disgusting. People need to get a fucking life of their own and stop this shit.

I know that this LOOKS hypocritical of them, sort of screams they can’t keep up etc. etc....

hahaha, I like when a simple comment actually makes me laugh out loud. +1

Regardless of how long he’s been removed from the team, I can only imagine the mood in the Patriots locker room today is rather deflated.

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This is a very very good point and an angle I hadn’t really considered before.

God damn. It is so beautiful.

Man walks into Land Rover dealership, ready to finalize his order on a Range Rover....

This seems like a very fair review of something I’m now not going to bother watching. I think the story is just as, if not more interesting if told accurately from start to end, meaning of course Playboy being an important part of the movement, turned to a mockery of itself in many senses.

This is very good Jalopnik. I would love to see more long form pieces like this.

I would suggest that if you feel the need to dress in drag while racing, you too may in fact be gay. And there is nothing wrong with that my friend. 1/4 miles could use a little bit more fabulous, ya know?

I have zero interest in this type of car (straight line speed demon) but as a huge auto enthusiast I am over-joyed that it exits. Good on you, Dodge.

A couple more factors here, mainly television ratings which set ad prices, and stuff like that. Do we have access to all these numbers to make a comparison? Has 538 or anything the like published this info?