If it’s about the evil dictatorship, then make it about the evil dictator. “...like I trust Kim Jung-un to keep his own golf score.”

I’m not particularly tall, but I agree that having to bend over the sink is much worse than having one that’s a little too high. It hurts your back!

Pet peeve: Can we please stop calling either one “ride sharing”? It’s a distinctly Orwellian way of ducking an important debate.

You said (quoting you here):

I have a different perspective on nagging. I agree with the sentence that it represents a breakdown of communication, but not on the nagger’s side. And I don’t think the nagger should stop “nagging” and instead be encouraging or express their feelings. Nagging is created by the person who is being nagged, not the…

“I can see by the shocked look on your face that I was kidding.” — Stan Smith, American Dad

Let’s keep perspective here. This is the same state that is closing 31 DMV locations, citing funding. This disproportionately affects people of color, as the DMVs are in predominantly African-American counties.

Eh, I still will. Comedy is a pretty important thing in the history of the Jewish immigrant experience and even if Arken doesn’t want to acknowledge that I’m still going to go to bat for it.

And, what are the best for women 5’10 and taller? Don’t bring me any of this 28 inseam garbage.

And, what are the best for women 5’10 and taller? Don’t bring me any of this 28 inseam garbage.

Yes, #2! Frankly, I usually prefer the thrusting action not to go on for an eternity, so long as every still gets to orgasm. I’ll also add that, for me, a pre-penetrative orgasm ups the chance of having a p in v orgasm (or multiple!).

I have mastered the fine art of presenting a charming disposition with self-awareness

Midwesterner here, but I lived in the South and heard similar things said at work, although I could never pull them off (and on day two? TOO SOON.).

Agreed. No matter how "chill" the work-place, I think people need to hang back and pay their dues before getting too chummy or casual with colleagues.

You may not have meant anything in the “peach” comment. You may have even thought you were being a colloquial cutie pie. But goddamnit, that came off as smug as fuck.

UM, “could you be a peach” sounds SUPER condescending, and the choice to use it on DAY TWO of a new job with your BOSS is just ... that’s incredibly bad judgment.

Im in a similar situation as far as acne getting worse instead of better with age, even the dermatologists started to be obviously a bit lost. I went through two rounds of accutane and just gave up on it. The advice you get on it can be pretty crazy.

I feel you on this. I’ve struggled with acne for decades (I joke that it’s my longest relationship which, yes, is the saddest joke ever). I once went who a hair stylist who, when styling my hair, said “you need to give up dairy.” I never went back. Side note: if you work for tips, don't give advice.

It should be legal to dropkick the “Eat less, move more” crowd. Line em up like dominoes.

I’ve come to have an about-face about health advice. I have an incurable disease, and it used to annoy me SO MUCH that people would give me advice (and send me links) on how to get better/feel better. There are 10,000 articles on the Internet about how awful people are who do this. But recently, I’ve begun to realize…