Maybe I’m just incredibly naive, but as someone who has very little activity on social media (Only a FB account I rarely use), is it really that hard to create a private, separate account where somebody can unleash their “inner asshole” without self sabotage?

Maybe not in every case, but certainly some of these assholes literally see nothing wrong with what they are saying, and place any blame on people just not “seeing the truth” or “respecting facts”. If they don’t see the problem with it, they see no problem with sharing their opinions publicly.

A lot of them know that they likely wouldn’t get an audience if they are just some rando account - Add that to the fact that they don’t consider their behavior to be assholish in the least and you get this kinda shit.

You know, I would edit that out and take it back if I could because, honestly, you’re right, it’s not the teams fault, and they did play hard and deserved it. I was just saddened and shocked by everything I saw last night and even this morning.

I’m pretty sure it’s better for your 14 year old to learn about sex in this positive type of manner than the alternatives like porn, weird “facts” from his friends, or just figuring things out on his own in an unsafe manner.

Yes, exactly, the point was to take a small excerpt and miss the larger message in service of something King was explicitly against.

Ben Franklin would take “air baths”. He would open his windows and stand naked basking in the night air for God and everyone to see.

“Damn it, Philly we better than this.”

I love the series! but DAO is definitely my fave & Morrigan my Problematic Fave. I saved that gif from tumblr, like 3 or 4 years ago.

Starred for the Dragon Age gif <3

So I won’t become a millionaire in the next decade?

The article explicitly states this wasn’t an Amazon initiative.

This was rolled out before Bezos, as the article said. Gawker does love to heap scorn on Amazon, no matter how much they have to reach for it.

Is it a hot take to say that, musically speaking, O Canada is a much better national anthem than The Star-Spangled Banner?

**sobs while conditioning**

In 1975, CBS sunk a fortune into “Beacon Hill”, an American take on “Upstairs, Downstairs” (which had just been a big hit UK import  for Masterpiece Theatre on PBS). The cast was as impressive as has ever been assembled, they got Marvin Hamlisch to score it (!), and the production values (unlike those of the original…

Why don’t they tell the story of Lady Grantham’s family? She is an American after all and a New Yorker. It would be interesting to hear the story of her well-to-do parents/family during that same time period instead of completely unrelated characters.

Disagree w/ your rebuttal. These are definitely not in the same category as funeral selfie.

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