You are a definitely an environmentalist, what with your clearing away the smug like that!

“...but what the hell does that have to do with a sinus infection?” 

“In this reductive response, she is collapsed from a complex human being—with a childhood, a family, a backstory—into a mere dollar sign.”

Yep - DRIPs are a valuable tool, but you get dinged for the tax regardless of never seeing the cash.

In the car “my side” and “your side” will eliminate any confusion about right v left and as bonus will eliminate any confusion caused by “right:”

... or “Dying.” “Dying” being the name of his goth life partner.

“Misplace a modifier, and your editor will (hopefully) let you know. “

““He said they had a $25,000 investment, which would last until the end of August,”

(Un)Fortunately most people don’t stop to fact check snark.

Shame on you and your salient arguments.  Shame.

Where did you find a group of students who all made $12k a year?

Style guide:  Use scare quotes around the word humor when the target is your team.  

That would be the agreed-upon settlement so ...... all good then?

“it’s a brave thing for someone whose career relies largely on public perception to put out their opinions”

Fact checking is beyond the scope and/or interest of the author:

She’s not running in 2020 ( she says .... )

The best satire is that which is indiscernible from legitimate, if ludacris, commentary.

See also: foil, tin -- hats made of.

The ability to “speak” anonymously is an integral part of both U.S. history and First Amendment application ( see Thomas Paine for an easy, non-controversial example ).

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