Here's the full cover.

I'm a Washington native and a life-long relatively die hard Washington fan, and these people are the dumbest of the fucking dumbest. There is an odd, nostalgic part of me that will feel the loss of something from my childhood (when I was a kid, I thought the name had to do with the color of the football, actually),…

This was horrible. I mean these fans were having a good time minding their own business, when all of a sudden a bunch of strangers barge in invading their space, trying to force their beliefs on them, calling them names and leaving the fans feeling totally denigrated and completely attacked.... wait...

I REJECT YOUR INTERSECTIONALITY OF THE DEADSPIN AND JALOPNIK COMMENTARIAT! BAD FoURTH WAVER, BAD!

WHY IS JEZEBEL TREATING THE OBJECTIFICATION OF MEN SO LIGHTLY!!!! YOU GUYS ARE HYPOCRITES!!! BLAH BLAH BLAH!!!

I understand why people would feel like they couldn't talk about this. If we're being honest about feelings here, I honestly felt no sympathy for the women above. To be honest, I saved all my sympathy for their children.

That is so interesting. Why not take advantage of the full anonymity if you're going to be a total dickteeth? I don't really understand the legal issues at hand here, but doesn't that count as harassment? If they can be tracked, can they be sued (by, say, an individual commenter or author)?

She actually addresses this issue in the FAQ on her website:

One day I was sitting on the bus behind a girl with headphones on with a guy started calling her "Blondie," and just generally telling her how he'd like to get to know her. He wasn't particularly crude about it, but it was clear his attention was unwelcome. But he kept trying, and she kept replying in monosyllables…

You are on comic fire today, Miss Rose!

Yeah, diaries and journals and the like are a whole other thing, and need their own article(s) to even begin to scratch the surface. I was just replaying some Tomb Raider and I LOVE how you find this heartfelt letter from Reyes with a shocking revelation about her personal life... lying next to some random campsite on…

I wouldn't make any absolutes as far as what's best for everyone - cleary the further range of motion will provide even more strenuous work (greater "glue" workout :) But as someone who's has ACL reconstruction, there's no question that dropping lower provides additional strain on the knees than a squat that stops…

I do this too. But involuntarily. :/

yes and yes and if you don't like it you can git out.