One day, Amy Adams, one day you will get what you deserve...

I'm sorry, Gryph, but that makes me laugh.

Whoops. My fingers are cold, that's my excuse. But now that I see it, it totally stays.

Dear Bros,

That seems so...excessive. I mean, if you're believing in God, you believe that God created men and women. Women are part of the divine design and exist out in the world. Sexual attraction to women is normal if you're a straight male. That attraction is not a sin. So I genuinely don't get it. If you follow their…

Honest question - how do these men walk down the streets? If they cannot handle an image of a fully covered woman in the newspaper, how can they possibly be expected to walk down a street where they might have to encounter an actual flesh and blood woman within their general proximity? I don't get how they manage to…

For context, this man also referred to public transit as a form of welfare. Never mind that funding public transit actually, you know, makes money since it enables a bunch of people to get to work and put monies back into the economy or anything. It's welfare, I tells ya.

The really bad thing is that they're right. Until ENDA or some equivalent passes, trans people don't get protected. Full stop. The only alternative is to try to get trans protections passed at the local and state level - which might actually be easier to do, depending on your locality.

I'd doubt it, only because Vinson, when she got on the plane and traveled, didn't technically violate any CDC standards or guidelines. She had no fever when she boarded the plane to Cleveland and I don't recall hearing that she had a fever when she went to the shop (although if this is not the case, please correct…

Most dads would not consent to a "sexy lingerie" party for their daughters because most dads cannot fathom the idea of their daughters as sexual beings. The idea of your daughter doing anything "sexy" strikes fear in their hearts. My father still averts his eyes if he happens to see my mother or sisters taking the…

I agree. Pulliam doesn't deserve the vitriol. She is in a very uncomfortable place. She owes her (modest) celebrity to this man for casting her, and she probably still gets residual money from the show. She spent a good chunk of time with this man and probably feels rocked by this stuff. I can sympathize with her. I…

The pull of the royalty checks must be strong.

He was terrible before - sleazy towards women, a blowhard, etc. But he was generally more of an annoyance to be mocked on the Daily Show or something like that. This felt....worse, in some way. Like this was a national lashing of a woman who, we now know, did not want to have to have contact with a known sexual…

That's actually a good point - I have greater respect for Pullam now that she stood her ground and didn't fall all over herself to apologize for not calling Cosby. Her discomfort spoke incredible volumes and said more than Trump ever could.

Leaving it in is evidence that Trump is all about the ratings. Most people would not want to be seen on national television calling a serial rapist a "tremendous man." Even IF it was taped long before the allegations, most people would not want such a statement out there once the allegations came out. It is telling,…

Here's my question - why did nobody go back and edit this after the fact? They could have simply altered it to appear that Pullam was fired for leading the losing team - which happens a lot. Why leave this in now that its clear that Pullam might have had VERY good reasons for not calling Cosby?

Look, you weren't initially arguing that America has serious problems. You drew an explicit analogy that argued that America TODAY (not the America of the past) is becoming like ISIS. I pointed out this is a fallacy because you cannot point to similarities between the two. ISIS is a movement seeking to become the…

Honest question - wouldn't the loosening of the straps basically render the restrain system ineffective? The little bit I know about car seats and restrain systems emphasize that a snug fit is essential to the safety of the device. If it's too loose, the child is basically still at risk. However, when you're dealing…

I agree, no rule can anticipate all eventualities. But that's the point. I totally understand the FAA's rules in general, but was pointing out that restraints for long periods of time are not always feasible, especially for people with spastic conditions, like this child has. In that case, human common sense would…

So I'd now presume you are referring to the recent spate of police killings? I'd agree with you if you could show that the killings were part of an organized policy of the government. I'm not arguing that people are killed in America because of religious, racial, or any other status. However, to draw a viable analogy…