Do you even edge, bro?

Famous last words:

I get that, sure. I understand why people harbor such beliefs; understanding is the first step toward keeping myself from indulging them. But sure, it still happens. None of us are perfect :)

it’s FRUSTRATING because you imagine what YOU would do...

But...it’s not. It is sports.

Did they really need blood at all?

You could understand it at all?

Oh man I love going days without Q-Tipping, and then when you finally make the plunge, it’s so so satisfying

I agree with you about overuse of the term, but I think Cowherd’s entire M.O. is presumed moral superiority, plus he rehashed the tired old “what does valuable truly mean?” argument. So maybe not a hot take, but the sports world isn’t as unanimously in accord as the article intoned. That’s what I was getting at there,…

Or laying pipe.

Haha, again I agree, I don’t like this list in general, but it wasn’t saying you should have a facial mask instead of Q-Tips. I took it more as “off the beaten path items most men wouldn’t think, but ought to add to a medicine cabinet (already containing your essentials”. I clearly suck at clickbait headlines.

1) Au contraire, mon frere, you just aren’t looking hard enough

I dare say that would make “America” better.

If you think PBR is into some nerdy bullshit like chess, you got another thing comin’, buddy

I really think a rebrand is necessary. “Adequate Human”? These aren’t just things men need to be aware of!

Loved Age of Apocalypse, but that never really felt like an “Apocalypse” storyline to me. And maybe that’s because of the main problem with him, as noted by others: that all his plans require henchmen to do his bidding. That, plus the fact that most of the plots centered on restoring the correct timeline more so than…

I actually like that title a lot. No joke; it’s perfectly fine on its own, and especially for both of these assclowns who can’t possibly think they represent a mainstream opinion.

I responded to your response to me, but yes this is exactly what I wanted to convey, except I couldn’t find the right (ie, not misogynistic) way to express it!

Those are all very good points. And if this was framed in a different way—a list of helpful additions to a cabinet as opposed to a seeming mandate (although I did argue elsewhere that these weren’t necessities, just accessories to add to the standards)—I would have much less of an objection to the general tone. Plus…

Counter-counter-counterpoint 1: I was raised in a house with 5-6 women at any given time. I’m quite familiar with such things but I wouldn’t presume to know what Every woman needs.