Jezebel has frothed itself into the ridiculous position that the police department offering tips on how to protect yourself from criminals is misogyny.
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Conflating safety tips to with victim blaming is disingenuous and dangerous. Sure, no one should ever violate anyone ever. Since some people don't ascribe to that rule, taking steps to protect yourself isn't bad advice. It is like saying terrorism shouldn't exist, so we shouldn't have anti-terror efforts.
#yesallcrazypeople
This is bad, but I have the feeling he was going to cut her no matter what.
"That can happen to anybody, so you have to be more careful."
"Out of all the females I have met/talked to" - you do understand that female humans are referred to as "women", right?
Well, that debunks it right there. If the women in your house watching the game is zero percent, then that has to go for everyone all over the country! No chicks go to games to WATCH the game, that would be fucking madness!
*SPOILERS*
NOPE.
They clearly have this kind of an agreement. It's like getting mad at someone in a open relationship for cheating. Yes, that was horrible and mean, but apparently this is the life they want, so, whatever. I laughed at her.
I love parts of this show, and find myself hating other parts of it. I find myself wanting to fast forward through any scene that doesn't include Maura; she is such a fascinating, engaging and real character while everyone else in the family just seem like faded stereotypes. I mean, really, the oldest daughter's…
Every time I see this gif I hope that cat doesn't have some kind of medical problem, because it makes me laugh and laugh.
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I'm thinking he's a brit.
That looks suspiciously like Jamaica Kincaid in the background, and she's part of Harvard's AAAS Department so... extra awesomeness.
It's comforting to know we ladies can be just as ineffective as the male kind.
She needed to go. The fence issue was a failure but one that could be learned from. Letting an armed felon ride an elevator with the President is an inexcusable failure though, and trying to keep it quiet after the fact just makes it worse. http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationwor…
