Ha! That is a fucking perfect analogy and that is exactly what Popovich would say.

One time, she was weirded out when a black man jumped up on stage, so she must be racist.

This ad series goes out to the line, looks back at you with a smile, and then when you turn your back you hear a step, and you turn around real quick to catch it, and you see it smiling innocently back at you, standing on the right side of the line, raising both arms saying "What, me?"

Right? It's also not like they can just say "These allegations are things that have happened and should be looked into. They are very serious." or whatever. They've got to share their perspective on it, because, well, it's the fucking View and that's why the show exists.

Well, to be fair, I don't think she was criticizing social media for bringing it up. I think she was criticizing social media for being a place where people jump to extremely harsh judgement without having enough information to be justified. She's right.

I just feel that the end result of the business being shut down is ineffective in fighting homophobia as it makes those who hate, hate more.

As much as I dislike Rosie O'Donnell typically, I don't think her point was "Fame, ya know?"

Given that the consequences of doing so involve allowing their business to be closed down, I have a hard time thinking that many of them will choose that approach once they become savvy to what the best way to avoid giving service is.

I mean, that's sort of what I thought when I heard about this now being illegal, but it's sort of hard to fully formulate my feelings.

I'd think that they'll be even more derivative. "We're not available that day". It's easier for a service where the vendor actually has to be there, because they can imply that they are already booked and dodge the question altogether.

I'm not a user, but I would think that if the quality of the buzz is unchanged, most users wouldn't care if there are other additives?

Growing good weed is all about precision and understanding the science. The economies of scale seem like they would be really ... high as it pertains to the supply chain that would be needed in order to put out a consistently high quality product every single time.

During Rodgers' super bowl year he had an actual offensive line and a great defense in addition to those good receivers.

My guess is that people will learn to speak in code that can't be sub-divided out to legally charge them long before they'll change their opinions about doing gay weddings if they are the type of person that thinks gay marriage is bad or whatever.

With no offensive line and no running game to speak of, he could have Megatron and Andre Johnson and it wouldn't matter that much.

Eli's also contributed with some pretty spectacular play in the playoffs to two Super Bowl wins. He's been atrocious for the last year and a half, but RGIII is only trading on one decent season, something many running quarterbacks seem to have before they revert to the mean and start sucking.

I'm suspicious he's a bust, but yes, the Redskins are fairly weak elsewhere so it's hard to say for sure.

Right, sure, whatever.

The appeal of the series doesn't involve the love triangle nearly as much as Twilight did.

I guess what I'm saying is there isn't really enough there to side-eye.