It’s not like Gawker has a history of losing high profile defamation cases, or anything...

Bullshit. A little bit of ketchup on a burger, i taste the burger just fine.

I like to dip my grilled cheese in ketchup. It’s one of those weird things from childhood that’s stuck.

what happened to the takeout’s policy of “don’t yuckon somebody else’s yum”?

Ketchup is a staple of hot dogs pretty much everywhere except Chicago.

I don’t use ketchup on hotdogs, but I don’t see why I should care if someone else wants to put it on their hotdog. You do you.

If we are talking about applying it at the table I don’t think there are any controversial ways to use ketchup. I don’t use ketchup on hotdogs, but I don’t see why I should care if someone else wants to put it on their hotdog. You do you. 

I liked it. I didn’t know any of that either. Deep Dive still seems required.

This is almost my normal burger these days...

Her blaming him for the method those papers were delivered seems like a petty PR move to gain sympathy from those who have no idea how this process works. He didn’t choose when or how. She must know this and therefore must be lying. It makes me think she’s a much better filmmaker than person.

Really tired of hearing and reading about Wilde’s attempt to spin this bullshit.

In addition, Jason has spoken out about it and said that his only stipulation to the process servers was that she not be served where the kids were, or where they were likely to be (i.e at home or at their school),.

It is also very clear she cheated with Harry Styles as the relationships overlapped as shown in photos, etc. (and he is a decade younger than her) so that may be driving Jason’s response. And she’s been on a PR tour saying she’s now the happiest she’s ever been now (Vogue) and flaunting her relationship with the new…

“...steep price to pay for 20 min of action compared to 20 years of life...”

It varies by jurisdiction but those restrictions are usually measured in feet, not miles.

I'm guessing universities don't count 

This is not new. He’s lived near Dayton for a long time. People in Cincinnati have been sharing sightings of him for several years now.  He likes to come down to one of our bar districts, probably because too many people in Dayton know to look for him.

Anyone else remember Daddy complaining that his son was so depressed that he “hasn’t had steak in months”? What a garbage family.

It’s really the mom and dad’s job to mold the boy and not the internet or Andrew Tate like characters. Might be time to take away his online privileges if parents can’t counter that programing 

Henry Rollins: an example of positive masculinity