Yes. I was referring to the status quo before Comcast realized they can use throttling to extort companies and squeeze more money out of them, adding even more to their ever-increasing oligopolistic bottom lines. http://www.cmcsa.com/financials.cfm

I like my gratuity grilled until it's tender. Please remember that for next time.

All the straight men I know spend all their time on Game of Thrones, D&D, and Star Trek. What the flying fuck is Death Race? So glad to be a scientist with scientist friends and a scientist boyfriend. This fratty, alien world of other straight guys sounds unbearable and mind-numbing.

It would have been more amusing if they would have tweeted back a map of Canada with Quebec labeled as "Not Canada."

Was it just me, or does it not sound that bad? She went flat for a bit on the big note towards the end, but otherwise I didn't think it was terrible.

"Mental resilience" is a much better term for this article than "mental toughness." It's more about rolling with the punches and bouncing back than it is about being hard on yourself. Being hard on yourself does not lead to resiliency. To the contrary, learning to forgive yourself goes much further.

Lifehacker's goal is to help improve readers' lives, from a practical standpoint. Like it or not, religious teachings do have valuable advice even for those who don't care for religion—or, at least, that's the point we're trying to make. It's a sensitive subject, sure, but by trying to include universal teachings…

Props to you, Melanie, for having the guts to post this on the internet. They're gonna be jumping out of the woodwork to point out how they know religion is stupid and blah blah blah, but as an agnostic I found this thoughtful, inclusive, and interesting. I took some Comparative Religions classes way back in college…

I am sick of these motherfucking mutants/Sith on this motherfucking helicarrier/planet Coruscant!!!

Anyone else read this headline as Orwell and Baudrillard having sloppy makeouts?

Calling iOS7 a toy OS is pretty disingenious, don't you think? What does the interface update have to do with being taken seriously? Looks like they put some pretty srious thought into this (and it was stated you can turn the chrome back on if you like your bulky toolbars)

But where do we draw the line when someone's right to be a moron infringes on our right to safety? This doesn't just hurt them.

"The first guy that went down there told me it was hideous and that it was disgusting…"

I KNOW WHAT THE HELL.

I just get really uncomfortable when a bunch of anonymous people nitpick over a person's body in general. Makes me queasy, really. Like we're all entitled to an opinion on her physiology. Yuck

Well, we can't see much of her arms or legs in that shot. She could be muscled while still being quite lean.

These are not names. These are how you open a portal to a dimension of torment and suffering for your child.

Let's play "Kindergarten or Car Show?"

Oh man I used to watch Yan all the time when I was a kid. And I didn't even care about cooking.

Sounds like you missed your peak time to intake caffeine. Or, you are always an insufferable ass.