I call those people “serial monogamists.”

Wanna know the "fridge horror" I get after reading this story? They never have just one person go through the scenario. And that means they catfished a whole bunch of other people too. They always run the scenario at least three or four times, so they can get some reactions that they can contrast with one another, and…

How does one begin to do that? That works regularly in scripted tv shows/movies, but whenever I see a beautiful woman and contemplate that wonderfully stupid scenario where she is totally accepting and open to a complete stranger hitting on her in the produce section, it goes like this in my head:

I really like this, because I’ve also seen the concept creep going on regarding bullying (no, making fun of a bigot isn’t bullying the bigot), and I also see a lot of power in breaking down when and why internet hate and harassment is distinct from bullying (or ‘cyberbullying’ which is just the same thing but with a…

Because you’re only a badass if you fight off your attacker?

If they’re basing it on the Tomb Raider game reboot from 2013, let’s hope they ditch the gratuitous near-rape scene at the beginning.

Won’t someone think of the men?

Damn, that last one. ...Damn. That’s like the hot scruffy man of my dreams that I want to purchase a brownstone with and have adorable hipster babies with and start a backyard spice garden with

COCO COMPLIMENTED YOUR SHOES! Sugar, you buried the lede!

He’s pretty much the spitting image of TC in Collateral at least in the eyes/nose (with the grey hair)

Hold up, I got a better one:

Yes, the cat and Rihanna both have eyes.

Or my (totally not) favorite hickism:
“I’m not racist, it’s JUST HOW I WAS RAISED”

I’m so tired of this “everyone’s entitled to an opinion” nonsense. You’re not entitled to an opinion that’s hateful, dangerous, or just fucking stupid.

I heard one news station say they already received the worst punishment by losing a child. It’s like people think they’ve been punished enough but they don’t realize this could still happen to their other children.

Drew Curtis, founder of Fark, wrote an excellent book called It’s Not News, It’s Fark. There’s a chapter called, “Equal Time for Nutjobs,” about how the obsession with showing “every side/opinion,” just encourages people with awful/stupid/false beliefs.

that the government and/or the medical establishment are attacking the family for their beliefs.

And this isn’t just sports reporters that face this harassment. This is happening to all women, all day online. All. Fucking. Women. All. Fucking. Day.

I think we need to be as frank as possible when it comes to suicide. Get it out there, instead of couching it in terminology. How many suicides are described as having “died unexpectedly,” or are mentioned in almost pleasant terms such as “took their own life,” “ended their own life.” Maybe a few more stories about…

Sad for her family. That one tweet though.. “I didn’t know her, but she was beautiful”... sums up that stupid show.