Only a really rich person would voluntarily not eat for hours and then talk about how much time they have without framing it around meals. #bye

“Believing the victim” means exactly what you just said: a crime has been reported, we will investigate it fully because we believe a crime has been committed, and we need to get to the bottom of it.” As facts emerge, sometimes, so does skepticism, but if you first reaction is to say, “well, he might have been making…

Exactly.  And people keep forgetting what she did when Julia Ioffe was being harassed by right wing trolls after writing a story on Melania’s family. Which was not to condemn the harassment but blame Julia Ioffe. She’s just as bad as he is which is why she’s the longest lasting of his wives. 

Um, I think it’s amazing that Miley Cyrus is able to look past Liam Hemsworth’s conventional ugliness and fall in love with his beautiful soul. On a spiritual, post-gender level.

I wasn’t addressing the issue of whether social media is “carte blanche grounds for firing.” I’m simply saying that public-facing social media is not your “private life.” Your private life is what you keep private. The things that you choose to do publicly, on purpose, in public-facing media, are not private. They are…

What you post on public-facing social media is not your private life. It is your public life. On purpose. Because you’re choosing, voluntarily, to make it public.

And it’s not like they were the ones who took the picture either.

You, a fool: Game Of Thrones will end with the Night King winning and sitting on the Iron Throne, ushering in a realm of frozen zombies ruling Westeros
Me, enlightened: Game Of Thrones will end with Nymeria and her Dog Army winning and sitting on the Iron Throne, ushering in a realm of Good Doggies ruling Westeros.

For what it’s worth (little), the books did also have multiple extremely unsubtle hints that Nymeria was gathering her wolf army unto her, so this all clicks.

 Name redacted why? Are we protecting predators now?

Why redact names? You can just say it. The police aren’t coming to your house if you type their names on the internet, especially if it’s as open of a secret as you are saying.

I don’t care about unwritten moral obligations.

I disagree. I caddied at Oak Hill in Rochester, NY during the mid 90s. I was there when the Ryder Cup came through and only certain caddies from the pool were made available to the pros and their caddies to scout the course. I was not picked for this tournament.

Okay, counterpoint: Kuchar managed to win without his regular caddy/zen life coach/psychologist so someone in this situation is either extremely over or underpaid. Which one is it?

Except that Kuchar said he “helped him win the tournament,” which I assume is about the highest compliment a caddy can receive, unless being in Mexico fucked with Kuchar’s English skills.

Any professional golfer or professional caddy or any good friend of either knows how the gig works and wouldn’t think twice about paying out the standard 10% cut. You stiff a caddy on the Tour and you’ll be lucky if you pick one up at the next stop. I guess you don’t tip in bars or restaurants either, especially if…

I donno man, if it’s customary to give 10%, and you’re a pro-golfer supposedly living by the customs of the PGA, I would guess most of them?

First he was a replacement caddy

Well you’d be wrong

I don’t like Justin Bieber but I remember when he was first blowing up and he was on Ellen (I think? maybe Rosie? Could it have been that long ago?) and she brought up that she saw him getting a B12 shot backstage and he was saying, yeah, this touring was exhausting and he was trying to take care of himself. And I’m…