Screw this hippy skinny straight cut crap... Bootcut or nothing!

Screw this hippy skinny straight cut crap... Bootcut or nothing!

I empathize with the spirit of the article but some small voice in my head parroted the title back as, “someone, somewhere on the internet said something” and I cringed. There is never any shortage of people looking to be outraged about something... and this is pretty low hanging fruit.

I don’t read Breitbart. Sorry if you do. Also, please quit this stupid “they’re doing it, so I’m going to do it” shit too. If you want to claim to be the better party and better half, then act like it. Otherwise you’re exactly what those of us watching in the middle have said for years that you are - no different than…

Cheeto Hitler

My kid got bit last year, 26 stitches. He listened to dad and saved his own life.

Sonos Voff, almost as good as Vinyl.

Sonos Voff, almost as good as Vinyl.

Ha, yes! While reading the article I wasn’t expecting that kicker at the end:

To everyone saying that he is pointing out the obvious: Yes, he is, but few other coaches will make these sorts of statements. And in fact, many of them will defend not paying players, or conference re-alignment, or any other ridiculous element of the status quo that results from the greed of the NCAA and its member…

Louisville pulled out late

i’ve no identify crisis, and nether does Racheal (according to her). But we all mock her. Irony? We applaud Caitlynn Jenner but we mock Rachel Doleza? What am I missing here?

still scratching my head at how people can identify as a different gender but can not identify as a different race.

Cool. Then what?

Shh! Gawker doesn’t care about facts!

Every time you write an article like this and cry “plagiarism” ... even in jest ... where there is none, you strengthen the opposition. It allows them to go, “See ... fake news” and encourage people to ignore anything said about the President, even when it’s true.

So where’s the plagiarism aside from the five words “back to you... the people”?

Seems to be only young people... What us older people value most in a career