HD should make a commercial featuring a trans person... they’d all be forcefully returned in record time.

Nothing says "I believe in the free market" like telling people what they can and can not buy.

She is 56. let that sink in for a sec.

I do the same thing at the urinal.

“Got out the next morning, and it wouldn’t go anywhere, it would just start up, die, a lot of white smoke blowing out the back of it,”

We’ll know it was written by AI when the articles don’t have grammatical errors and the correct usage of their/there/they’re.

If guys like this had to pay fair market rates for not only housework and childcare but also to have someone sleep with them, they'd realize half their income was a bargain. 

This is the most desperate, I am not owned!, comment I’ve read here in a while. Bravo!

Crowder is mad because the law won’t compel his wife to stay with him.

California, like Texas, is a community property state. In general, what that means is that property acquired *during the marriage* is split evenly upon divorce, with some exceptions. So if you earn or inherit a lot before you get married, that’s typically going to count as your separate property, and will not be split…

Yeah, of course guys like this are against no-fault divorce and think women should be bound to them forever. That’s a given. My main takeaway here is that he is suffering and in real emotional pain, and that has made my day just a little bit better. 

I’ve heard this guy talk. I’d leave him too. It’s def someone’s fault, his. 

I hope there’s an episode about a piece of near-future technology that goes wrong.

what? you think that me shaking my head, at an objectively bad sports game, is somehow sapping time and energy away from my efforts to ensure the availability of medication? you’re even more brain-poisoned than the anti-potter crusade you imagined. you're just pure vice signaling now.

Its the circle of outrage.  It powers the internet

The credit is just for the standard and extended range battery variants, N.B., while more than enough ink has been spilled on the Lightning, possibly the future of everything, according to Ford.

“Great pitch, I love it, but one note: could you make it more conquerish and less commandish?”

I don’t think this really counts as a “barn find”. Yes, the cars are dusty and the collection was private; but these cars weren’t abandoned/forgotten and rediscovered years later. The owner kept maintaining them and there were others who knew of the collections existence. So while it is most definitely an amazing…

If these guys took care off the environment they lived in, then this probably wouldn’t have happened.

Whose to say that’s a one or the other proposition?