You SHOULD be "that guy." Jezebel and its commentariat are far too willing to throw any concept of due process under the bus when crimes against women are involved. We need more of "that guy" around.

Considering "walking in heels," "shaved legs," "lipstick," "little black dress," and "designer perfume" are all in the top ten…

Cash means liquid funds. Not a loan, not a payment plan. It'll probably be a wire transfer. It's not going to come in fucking suitcases.

Sure, we could argue on and on about why someone would do this. We could talk about "Those crazy Swedes" and make Ikea jokes about the Mūnhäus. We could debate the artistic merit of such a thing, and wax poetic about what art is, really. But there's one key point, amidst all the discussion, that the pragmatists…

From the Massachusetts DOT:

Slightly more forgivable due to not having the KKK in England.

Not exactly sure what else R8P could stand [for] and it really doesn't matter.

For a time, the Giants were home to Amukamura, Kiwanuka, and Umenyiora. I feel sorry for those beat writers.

Even if that were a blank white shirt, it would be the Gronkiest picture of Gronk to ever Gronk.

Seems pretty progressive and enlightened of him to realize that in order to get women the education that they deserve (and that men were already getting), he'd have to spin the data so as not to scare off the ignorant decision-makers that would use his data to decide if their girls went to college.

Quitter.

These girls all seem to have really long hair. Seems inconvenient for an athlete. Is that a softball thing?

This is a huge invasion of privacy. "Creepy" and "invasive" are definitely the right words to use for this. After all, there was no way to do this up until now. THANKS FACEBOOK.

A lot of attention is paid to patent trolls—those unsavory characters gobbling up preemptory patents faster than humanly possible. But how often do they actually follow through? If you're the porn site X-Art.com, a lot.

So…this has precisely zero to do with patent trolls.

I was trying really hard to find a way to phrase that. Well done.

Precisely. There are a lot of books out there. If you're looking to manufacture a story about how western writers have backwards notions about Africa as demonstrated by their narrow view of what Africa actually looks like, you can pretty easily pull together a few dozen covers to support that. I'm sure I could…

I'm not sure what you're insinuating here, but you said "books about Africa," not "happy human-interest books about Africa." By my count, only 6 of the 15 books I used here are about war. Five are general cultural stories, two are about animals, one is about a national cycling team and one is an autobiography. Five…

Counterpoint: went to Amazon, searched for "africa," spent five minutes assembling covers. People see what they want to see.