Having worked in daycare and married to someone who runs one, if a person has a bad attitude eventually it comes out and the kids take the brunt of it and the rest of the workers end up trying to compensate for the weak link. I applaud the daycare for cutting her as I wouldn't want someone who would probably spend her…

I’d be more sympathetic to her if she didn’t work with kids. They deserve better, and the daycare was right to fire her.

Ehhhhh, I want to give the benefit of the doubt here, truly. When it comes down to it, I know I wouldn’t be comfortable knowing that one of my daughter’s day care workers hates being there. I’m not asking for it to be their pride and joy or life mission, but as a parent, it would concern me. Especially given how much…

Always test mirrors if you're in a room with one. Put your fingernail against the glass. There should be a gap between your finger and its reflection. If there's no gap, you got a two-way mirror.

Commenters disagreed: One wrote asking why the Kleins were so upset about GoFundMe canceling their fundraiser when the site was doing the same thing the Kleins had done, refusing the use of their product for something they didn’t agree with.

Is that not the normal amount everyone buys?

Fuck yes those cookies are the only good ones anymore. Even my beloved tagalongs taste kind of weird now.

Well, the article fails to mention that there were actually three sisters at the beginning of their road trip.

With my luck, I'd be trapped only with boxes of Samoas and I'd starve to death.

Two weeks? They must have a carload of cookies.

I feel like I wouldn’t need the internet to figure this out. Call me clingy, but I tend to insist on being part of my spouse’s wp program.

The Ice Bucket Challenge, raising more awareness than you think.

Same here. I see it as a lesson in empathy, something sorely needed. It’d be like the LGBT+ student group organizing a “rainbow bright” day, so straight kids could feel the community’s judginess about their perceived sexuality. Just about anything that increases understanding and acceptance of differences is a…

I don’t think the headscarves themselves are harmful; the ideals behind it are, absolutely. I wonder if “reclaiming the headscarf” is a thing, like reclaiming the n word. Maybe some Muslim women don’t wear headscarves because they feel like every woman should in the name of modesty. Maybe they’ve reclaimed the…

I agree. I'm an atheist and a feminist and I see the issue of veiling as rooted in enforced modesty and slut-shaming, no different from telling girls they can't wear tank tops or yoga pants.

Yeah, the separation of headscarves and state is right there in the Constitution. Do you guys think the school board spokeswoman is equally adamant about the separation of church and state when it comes to kids singing Christmas carols in school?

It’s all right to be Christian, but cut it out with that actual Christ-Like behavior, you hear?

You're assuming way too much knowledge of your holidays. I and I'm sure a lot of other people had no idea that Ash Wednesday was coming up or even what it means. Beyond that, no one was making fun of Jesus the figure, but the article was making fun of the weird, white-washed, overly sexualized versions of him that are…

My president is Black, my Jesus is Black.