As long as you're not eating your M&Ms with meat, you're good.

Jews are depressed?

I'm actually Jewish, so I get it, I was mostly making a (badly phrased) joke/sarcastic comment about the ridiculousness of assigning an M&M color to designate "Jew."

Wait, how is "blue" the universal color of Jews?

This is…quite unexpected. The trailer made this show look awful.

Yeah but that's because Obama energized the base, the young, and minorities. Clinton does not appear to be doing that.

Counterpoint: I thought the trailer was a delight and am super pumped for this.

She can be prepared as all get out, but when people are criticizing her for being too "serious" or "not smiling enough" it tends not to matter.

Your last sentence really is what infuriates me. And I don't think it's a coincidence that the people I see that type of attitude from are pretty much all white males. Minorities and women are, for the most part, completely horrified and scared shitless about a Trump presidency. Because we understand the consequences…

Yes, and they also need help taking care of a newborn infant considering they are recovering from either the physical trauma of natural birth or from the major surgery that is a c-section, which limits a person's ability to move/function normally, plus you know, all the pain that comes with it. But thanks anyway for…

I literally just posted my comment before I had read your comment. I guess taht is the implication. Holy shit.

Wait, so is the implication that it was Hoover dressed as a woman??

I love Tim Gunn. Also, did anyone else read this entire interview in his voice?? I couldn't even help it. It's still echoing in my brain right now.

I think the general "theory" of how veganism helps the "community" is that it reduces carbon footprint by not consuming meat, which has bad effects on the environment (general farming practices, waste runoff, etc.). But this argument is 100% bullshit. The thing that some vegans don't want to admit is that farming…

What in the everliving FUCK?

I laughed out loud at that statement. Would have liked to have seen Emeril open up a bit more, he's always seemed like a nice and interesting guy.

And yes, on dairy I ignore sell by or expiration dates. It's easily enough to tell when they've gone bad :)

Yes, there are certainly the occassional exceptions where milk, or any dairy product really, will go bad before it's supposed to (and God knows I've experienced the horror that is taking a sip of unexpectedly spoiled milk/cream/yogurt). But in general, I think Americans overestimate how easily dairy can spoil,…

"Huh? Jews control 99% of the world. 2% of the US population, yet go check their numbers in high finance, media, the Supreme Court, Harvard admissions."

Yep. Milk will generally stay good for several weeks after the sell by date.