And he's in fucking Massachusetts. We do Dunkin like no fucking other. In my home town, some guy has like four DDs and he's one of the richest people in the area (and that's saying something).

A dude with 44 Dunkin’ Donuts franchises wants a little more cash?

So let’s just get this straight... many states (and many republicans) don’t want to let women who get pregnant from rape have abortions, BUT they are ok with letting that child live with an abusive and dangerous person.

I think she has better rhetorical ability than any other singer I’ve heard: she can cover an average song and make it meaningful (e.g. “I Don’t Like Mondays”). She’s also one of the few people who can sing about sex and not have it be cringe-worthy.

You've quite a "holier-than-thou" approach for one who sits atop her high horse for having sacrificed ten years of dining at Olive Garden. Get bent.

You are a repugnant excuse for a human being, and you should really spare more people the "pleasure" of your patronage.

I had a table once whisper loudly to their children, "if you don't go to college, you'll end up waiting tables like her..." while I was prebussing their table.

Managers who don't stand up for their employees are THE WORST.

The government should require all ketchup to be colored like that so that ketchup eaters have to confront the indignity of what they're doing.

A more nuanced version of her argument would also include something saying that the employer is obligated to adjust any wages up to the minimum hourly if the server's combined tips don't reach it. To which anyone who's worked in food service at all can just laugh, and laugh, and laugh.

I know when I'm over feeling guilty about something, the first thing I do is shop around a 900-word blog post about it.

Chimeric horses are also quite beautiful. Because of the natural range of variation in horse coat colors, the chimeric combinations are sometimes pretty crazy. Brindled horses are a result of chimerism - they may be my favorite of the chimeric horse colors.

There are also cases of human chimeras that have both male and female karyotypes and yet appear unambiguously one sex or the other. Which kinda throws a wrench in the whole "you can never change your chromosomes" biological essentialism that trans people get beaten over the head with. Yay for biology being complicated!

The struggle is real.

People of color are expected to conform to white norms, so already they can't "appropriate" them. Cultural appropriation is an assertion of power/dominance. A person of color with a flaxen weave cannot actually disempower the dominant majority.

It's often considered offensive to use the language of mental illness to casually describe a normal mental state, as it makes it more difficult for people with that actual mental illness to talk about it and be understood. For example, people who suffer from OCD are often reluctant to come forward for fear of people…

Rancic:

I get that but I didn't agree with the way it was used. Being hyperbolic does not need to be insensitive to a real medical disorder. The implication was that s/he had a medical condition due to dealing with people who wanted to wanted photographs to document their altruism.

I have a friend who I do love, but who has this kind of behavior. Whenever she donates to charity, she puts up multiple photos of all the things she's sending off and talks about how important it is to give back. But, with multiple photographs of her giving back. Everyone comes and talks about what a good role model…

I have had grown adults throw tantrums because we wouldn't take photos of them serving the homeless people, nor would we let them photograph the clients. We have a designated group of our regular volunteers who would walk through the meal line up for photographs - and even them, only their hands were photographed.…