I was out at “fanboi” - I assumed the rest of the commentary was going to end with “ok boomer”. 

The moment someone uses the word “Sheeple” They lose all credibility. 

The fact that “it’s” is a contraction while “its” is a possessive seems like a “...good goddamn reason....” to me for the existence of both.  I might be on board with the retirement of “led”, seeing as how fewer and fewer people are bothering to check whether they’re using the correct homophone....

I agree it’s dumb, but it’s one of the easiest to get right. If you say “it is” in your head every time you proofread “it’s”, and it doesn’t make sense, take out the comma.

Wouldn’t the metal spoon dissipate the heat of the food faster than a wooden spoon?

Because he thinks the chicken is alright.

“Donner! Party of Five? Party of Fi.... Four! Donner, Party of Four?”

On the bright side, their kids will suck too, so, you know, cosmic payback.

I believe he’s refering to this:

Wow, what a passive-aggressive comment. I’m a cook and speculate occasionally and then find out that I was wrong. No big deal. It’s called “having an imagination.”

LOL - If a guy wrote “easily-threatened females” or “easily-threatened females who need advice, but they won’t ask for it” you’d both be claiming sexism, which might be correct. Maybe you should consider your own comments and their sexist connotations.  It goes both ways.

As a seven-year and counting resident of Honolulu, I have to say:

I bought a duvet cover for my comforter. This means it is now a duvet, so basically I got a duvet for free.

“... trying to make”? Are you suggesting the phrasing was not adroit?

And your comment borders on sinister.

She’s alright.

...the more you have to buy?

I want nanites that can just deflate fat cells. We can have them clean people out every so often, just get rid of any extra fats in there, both visceral and subcutaneous.

Excellent post, Rodney! I have been traveling to Japan once or twice a year for 6 to 8 weeks at a time for over 20 years and agree with everything you said. Japanese police are great, I have had the same experience as you described several times. The police situation in the USA is getting so weird, I try not to even…

Also, try a combo of equal amounts of honey, and fresh lemon juice, with as much cayenne pepper as you can stand.