There’s no sweetness to the ones in the US; they’re mostly pretty salty, because they’re slathered with butter.

You’re wrong on almost every level. Chick-fil-A is a privately held company and its profits have been used, and almost certainly continue to be used, to support anti-LGBTQ causes. Dan Cathy isn’t just a hired-gun CEO; he and his family own the company.

Cathy is baptist garbage and they donated 2 million of the profits they made from the store to anti gay groups through the Winshape foundation.

That moment also produced one of the greatest NFL memes in internet history:

That guy is a racist piece of incel garbage and I believe his previous account was banned. This one should be banned also.

I look forward to the day when the rulebook takes four pages to define a clap. 

I’m with you. But this is a polarizing subject in no small part because you have people who remember life before smartphones and then there are those who only know life with smartphones. Even pointing this out I might be excoriated on one part by the “olds” who don’t want to be considered a techno-luddite and on the…

Everyone? No, not quite.

Be that by wearing headphones so you can rudely ignore someone’s request for the time or directions, or this false pompousness of trying to prove you’re better and more important than anyone else you encounter.

Oh, no, I put my phone down and order my drink when they come by. They still glare at you like you’re wiping boogers on their bar when you go back to it.

He’s a racist basement dweller who fucks pillows. His opinion does not matter. 

I found this article that does a good job breaking down the cultural and institutional barriers to craft beer. They do go into institutional racism as well.

That’s a good analysis.

He literally trolls all the Gizmodo sites with this tryhard bullshit. He’s got a bunch of different screennames and everything. It’s pretty sad.

Meanwhile the developing world should not be trying to show off how far they’ve come by blowing money they don’t have.  Brazil is exhibit A. 

But people like the Olympics a lot. They’re fun and exciting in a way that nothing else in the world is, and millions/billions of people look forward to enjoying them every four years.

Why can’t we just designate 2 sites (1 summer, 1 winter) and hold the olympics there every 4 years? The IOC can fund and pay for the maintenance and improvements needed. It will bring commerce to those areas. No country needs compete and bribe anyone. Everyone gets to enjoy the games we all love.