I … I don’t understand...
- dude makes anti-Semitic jokes
- dude gets shit for it, rightfully
- dude says he’s going to donate to ADL as a way to take responsibility
- some idiots on the internet don’t like this
- he decides not to donate to them, as a way to... take responsibility??

I feel like I’m missing a piece of logic…

“I truly don’t get the criticism of this being “old-fashioned.” Seriously makes no sense.”

A small but much talked about feature is the loosely translated ‘Incest Prevention Alarm’ that users can enable through the options menu which notifies the user if the person he’s bumping with is too closely related,

Of course you cannot sign away the rights of your child to seek out their biological parent, especially in the era of readily available DNA testing and ancestry companies. But this woman who contacted her donor’s mother is kind of the worst. Like wtf was she expecting? Talk about seriously overstepping boundaries. If…

Today, in 2019, absolutely... I kind of feel bad for all the guys who donated 20 years ago when the idea of a national DNA database was unfathomable.

I remember where I was on 9/11. I was in my sixth-grade social studies class when the first plane hit the towers, and I was in math class when they told us what had happened.

The TV movie was, in some ways, better than the first movie. It just looks so fucking dated which is why I think the first film was so hyped up. It had its moments but overall it wasnt even that creepy. 

You could make a reasonably solid RPG out of The Stand (settlement building! crafting!), but at that point you’re really just making another Fallout game. 

No he still hates it haha. The changes to the story king loved were too much for him and I agree. First, the movie makes Jack seem crazy from jump which is not what King intended at all. Also at the end of the book Jack has a moment of redemtion he doesn’t get in the movie. And, he completely destroys he character of…

I only saw the first line in the comment preview, and thought you were about to pitch I Never Had My Titty Touched: A Four-Part Tragiseries Event.

And the Lifetime tie-in for the pink ribbon crowd:

These ads are getting a little too accurate 

When the 40+-year old woman you’ve been dating introduces you to her father.

There are a lot of “seems” and “could be’s” in this story. The data is suggestive, but until they actually ask the question that’s all it is. Let’s find out for sure.

The first season wasn’t always super funny, but it ended up being pretty good by the end. Here’s to hoping that they worked out the kinks for this season.

There’s a scene where (I think) Criss tries to reign things in, and the Losers realize that he’s frightened by Henry, too. It makes his death at the hands of Frankenstein’s monster (one part of the book I’m really sad didn’t make it to the movie) that much more upsetting.

I find it interesting that Elizabeth Fucking Warren is basically being assumed to be Hillary 2.0, Electric Corporate Boogaloo.

The fact that she also complained over children playing makes me think that if there weren’t any meat smells, she would just call and complain about too many leaves in the driveway, the front door painted an offensive color, the newspaper not taken in on time, or too many guests parking on the street. 

So tonight the party who claim they don’t want a divisive election, that the people don’t want an election, pushed forward a vote to have an election meanwhile the party who’ve spent more than two years demanding an election, that on Monday said they’d have an election under any circumstances, blocked having an…

Nah I’m speaking to how women’s reputations are often used against them regardless of what the reputation actually is. The material facts may point to her as a murderer, but emphasizing her reputation as a good girl means nothing because if she had the opposite reputation they’d be saying that’s the cause.