Making fun of women’s looks: just what I come to Jezebel for.

Dingdingding I do believe we have a winner. Even if they weren’t getting an incentive I bet you get more security and bonuses after your probationary period so they employed him for almost all his 90 days, canned him and now they have a vacancy so they can do it again to someone else.

Smith was almost at the end of his 90-day probation period with the company when he was terminated.

My day job is in a state’s unemployment agency. By law, I can’t provide specifics, but I’d guess that at least 40% of the true WTF stories I have involve Walmart.

Is it true that kitchenette is leaving Jezebel? That, and maybe one or two articles a week, is why I visit Jezebel at all. That's shitty.

I suspect they just wanted to fire him and manufactured a reason to do it.

So my question is, was Walmart receiving financial compensation for hiring this employee (which they do for hiring people on welfare so I can see them getting money for hiring parolees) and if so was that about to run out and if so is that, perhaps, why they discarded this man as carelessly and callously as the cans…

Are you seriously questioning why a dying child shouldn’t get their simple wish of meeting a woman? Seriously? All Ina Garden had to do was make a 15 minute phonecall (if she really couldn’t make time to personally visit) to brighten a dying kid’s day.

I remember reading about this and disliking her for this. She turned the kid down twice!

Woah woah. I haven’t watched The Pioneer Woman’s show, but I used to read her blog back when it started and loved her story! Big city party girl stops back home in Oklahoma and falls in love with a rancher and over time turns into farming/cooking chick. Her recipes are dope (and were easily doable and affordable for a…

I read Pioneer Woman’s blog for years before she got a show. She was a well-heeled party girl who fell in love and married a rancher. What’s fake about her?

The only time that her rich person-ness gets really annoying is during those “ask Ina” bits. Where someone basically says they are poor and in a desert, so they can’t get fancy seasonal ingredient X, and want a substitute. And her answer is: “no. go to a farmer’s market for x, like I do in the Hamptons.” That’s not…

While I would never step foot in one of his establishments, I do enjoy Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, for the fact that it gives national exposure to local chefs doing great things in the culinary world.

Say what you will about Guy Fieri, but that man is living his best life. Look at that man’s happiness! He exudes pure, unbridled joy! I don’t get it, but I’m not gonna knock him for it.

Whoa, Millihelen and Kitchenette? Aren’t they really popular?

When i got married my husband scrawled (it was virtually illegible) thank you notes to his family members. I assumed that he mailed them. Around a year later, while doing serious cleaning, I found them crammed under the couch. That was his level of responsibility. We aren't married anymore.

I have a sneaking suspicion that post-marriage, my guy won’t lift a finger to do Thank You cards either. The good news is, he flat out doesn’t care if other people think it’s rude. But that’s kind of a double-edged sword in itself, because it means I’m running around doing the emotional work of making sure we’re still…

Honest bomb: I refused to do Thank You notes for our wedding unless my husband sat down and helped. I would have settled for an uneven split of the labor. A year later and only a handful of Thank You notes have gone out because I realized he had no intention of lifting a single finger even though he would often bemoan…

Yup.

The finding stuff around the house is right up there on my list of pet-peeves.