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maloik

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Forget about kid! We just found an untapped demographic.

His other brother, Drew P. Baals, is on the board at the Bigelow Tea Company.

You still use the same username/password, but you have to get approved at each individual site before you can comment.

It's almost as if this is the easiest way to resign. Maybe he wasn't up to the job anymore and wanted to quit, but if he just quit without any real reason other than he wasn't feeling it, he would be derided by the whole country (a la Sarah Palin). He had to know that if he posted that picture on Craigslist, someone

Reading that post reminds me why I almost never comment on there anymore. Condescension, name-calling, straw man arguments, partisanship, historical inaccuracies... it's got it all, baby!

Conversely, Nicolas Anelka's 2010 World Cup jersey was purchased for only $1.99, and is currently being used as a cum rag.

Fendi Hotdogbun in the oven? Congrats!

Shouldn't the UNC letter be highlighted in pink?

Those Mormons! They even troll politely.

What next, are we going to find out that the GoDaddy commercials aren't actually designed for breast enthusiasts?

Brett Favre - Arrested Development

Tap dancing midgets.

I don't see a "promote thread" icon, but I've promoted a couple of comments by submitting a reply without any text in the box. It'll say "Promoted by ______" next to the comment, and won't leave a reply. Just refresh after you click share.

@Gary Oakland Athletics: I didn't even know about Omar Epps jokes until now. Was that actually a thing?

@JohnnyDrinky: I know those "jokes" are tired, but I don't think they should be completely off limits. If you can make them funny, then by all means go ahead and post them. The problem is that 95% of the time those jokes are half-assed fallback comments that people make when they don't have anything creative to say.

I like that one commercial where the guy eats Doritos and then sniffs some guy's pants.