Professionalism or not, being BFFs with Scalia is highly suspect.

“That was ten years ago” works when you’re in your mid-20s talking about something you did when you were in middle school.

Best part is that it was on TV.

I literally still can’t listen to the Dean scream because it still breaks my heart. TOO SOON.

Egor claims HE was the breadwinner between the two

This sounds like laziness. If you’re going to be in the shower why wouldn’t you also wash your legs? It takes like 20 seconds.

Go to your room

OMG! Any man that would tell you that should also let you squeeze his balls while you have an epidural-free birth!!

Meanwhile, I told my therapist what mansplaining was this week and he (an older white dude) thought it was perfect and couldn’t believe he hadn’t heard what it was yet!

I’m OK with having completely missed this debacle.

demonstrating for the jury with his hand.

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So this dude turned a sexual assault into an opportunity to compliment hhimself on the size of his dick? Wow.

Seriously. I’m not sure how accurate they are (as is the case with any study), but some “studies have shown” that men who consume large amounts of porn can’t even get it up for “real” women anymore. They look at a certain very unrealistic ideal and no flesh and blood woman can fulfill that fantasy.

“It’s not fair, we can’t compete with her innate genetic advantages!”

This was from 4 years ago. 4 years ago today, as it happens. I was responding to the previous person, who asserted that Gen X didn’t go to war. All of those who went to war from the Gulf War onward, from 1990 to 2003 were Gen X. The really sad thing is, here we are 25 years and two generations later, essentially still…

So Boomers get '45-'65 and Millennials get '80-'00, 20 years each. I guess us Gen Xers get shortchanged again only getting '66-'79. That was the whole point behind naming us X. We're the generation that got screwed. We didn't even get a name.

This war didn't start on 9/11, which I guess was my main point. It was almost entirely Gen-Xers who were the first to go to war in the Middle East in the 90s.

Boomers caused both bubbles. They are the ones controlling the money supply and the interest rates and they are the ones that decided that investments should be made into various industries. And they are the ones that will soon retire and have the power to suck this country dry.

The soldiers who went to war in the Middle East from 1992-2008 absolutely were Gen Xers. Only in the last two years or so have any Millennials been old enough. (Going with the 1990+ birth range; definitions vary, but that's the one I've always used.)