I am, in fact, aware of the presidential line of succession.

I can’t blame him for playing the game. I’d rather deal with a hundred McCain/Palin tickets than one DJT.

If there’s one thing I, personally, learned from this election, it’s that the stale loaf of white bread slathered in Miracle Whip that is the stock GOP is not the scariest thing in the world. Pence is a rancid boiled egg soaked in putrid ranch sauce, but it’s nothing we haven’t dealt with before.

Pikathulhu fhtagn!

At least John McCain was capable of showing a shred of decency with regards to his political opponent. Trump’s version was just going back on a batfuck crazy promise to jail his rival.

The designers I direct are majority women and majority cognizant of, if not proudly calling themselves feminist and this mistake very easily could have happened there because most of us are very stressed, very overwhelmed, with incredibly brutal deadlines.

I thought something was off, but didn’t really look too hard into it. As an art director myself, these things just happen sometimes! Even your directors are human and sometimes you’re under a lot of stress, deadlines are compacting, your morning coffee wasn’t strong enough...If they’ve run hundreds of issues without…

Yes! Good point, that was another thing I noticed but couldn’t quite verbalize, but that’s exactly it.

This is actually kind of an interesting case on how context clues help your brain just sort of overlook glaring errors and I’m betting that’s exactly what happened here. Take an abstract symbol and drop it in the context of a bunch of things that are heavily hinting that it’s supposed to reference women (the text, the…

Thanks, let me know when you finish up with that counseling degree.

Jerkoff terms like “man-hating” do tend to give people the impression you’re a bigger dipshit than you might actually be, so yeah, apparently so.

I wonder which cabinet position he’ll get.

Protip: If you’re actually looking for a discussion, it’s helpful to ask questions before you barge in, spew assumptions, and then throw in meaningless edgy phrases like “man-hating”. I actually vocally criticize Jezebel while still inhabiting its space, but you don’t actually know that because you’re just here to…

I think you’re well-meaning, but comments like these basically erase any possibility of arguing that there are broader cultural contexts and implications at play and boil it down to things like “everyone is racist!” or “I hate everyone equally!” or “people just suck!”

You should be embarrassed of this post. This is a bad post.

I hope that I’m wrong! I don’t relish it, but it’s happened time and time again to me and to a good number of my lady friends. I really hope that it never comes to choosing sides for you and that you all remain one big, happy family. I still care about my male friends even if they didn’t care enough about me, but it’s…

“Hi, I’m here to dumb down your post into a point that is convenient to my snarking.”

I feel this so hard. I remember being timid the first time I tried red lipstick and now all I want is to sneer in shades of blue and purple and green.

I learned the hard way that the male friends whose favor I worked so hard to earn would turn on me a minute after I broke up with my long-term, near-marriage boyfriend, in spite of the fact that we were all mutual friends for roughly the same amount of time. It was painful and I was alone during a very difficult time…

Indy is just a nickname used when people have problems with multi syllable words.