7. I watch Can’t Hardly Wait just to see the scenes between Lauren Ambrose and Seth Green. The rest of the film is filler for me.

Mayne, I was just talking about this with my wife yesterday. We the only folks on this gotdamn earth that makes being a good man and treating a woman right a fucking horrible thing. I’ve heard this so many times growing up. Even now in 2017, I’ve had dudes say to me on FB “she only with you because you’re dependable…

I’m just here for the food snobs who claim they don’t like places like Chipotle, Moe’s, or Willy’s and that they only eat at the “authentic” local Mexican place.

The White Naivety is so weird on this one though. White people are terrified as shit that some black demon is gonna break into their suburban home when they’re asleep and rob them; but now they’re just gonna give a key to an Amazon server that anyone can get access to????

Wouldn’t it be nice to still live in a world where stuff like this was considered important? Nice work if you can get it.

Meanwhile, you and I still work for a living.

I CANT WAIT FOR THE COMMENTS

If a man is complaining that feminism is the reason why a woman won’t talk to him...

Find the Woodguard 2 in. x 6 in. x 8 ft. #2 Polymer Coated Black Treated Lumber.

Idk. When she comes back from dropping out of Yale, she really seems to have turned things around. Her stint working for the DAR and as editor of the YDN were the first times we really got to see her being competent (not just hear about it) and her move to follow Obama’s primary campaign seemed really hopeful.

Say what you will about TLADB, but don’t bring Cary Agos into this. I remember not initially looking Logan but being very quickly swayed by his easygoing charm. He’s the polar opposite of Jess, light where Jess is dark, simple where Jess is complicated, embracing his class where Jess is rejecting the entire upper…

At the risk of answering like a conservative: Why pay more? The cost of giving people free needles & preventative drugs is TINY compared to the cost society pays after they’re infected, & have infected others, & continue committing crimes to get their drugs, & so on.

It’s a public health issue. HIV meds are VERY VERY expensive out of pocket and it is a communicable disease. It is in everyone’s best interest for people with HIV to have a non-detectable viral load, because it’s what stops transmission and slows the epidemic.

Needle exchanges also work! AND they’re legal! They’ve been proven effective everywhere they’re in place. Give people clean needles, disease vectors drop off.

Because the protestant work ethic is a bunch of bullshit pushed by capitol to dupe labor into embracing their own exploitation and policing each other over a faulty moral principle.

Also, comprehensive sex education and free condoms for anyone who wants them in readily accessible locations.

But I think what she’s asking is if there is anything cruel and ineffective that we could do. What’s your answer to that Mr. Smart Guy.

“But is there an ability, since I guess public dollars are expended heavily in prophylaxis and treatment of this condition, so we have a public interest in curtailing the spread. … Are there any methods we could do legally to curtail the spread?”

YES. God dammit YES I am so glad this happened. The pardon was unconscionable to begin with, but a presidential pardon is a legal acceptance of guilt, that’s what the fucking law says. (Edit: basing that on Burdick v US, 1915) It means it happened, you did it, but you get off.

As you say, these men are running the world. What good does it do to speak up, in most cases?