Someone like AOC is not electable in Kentucky. I’m as left as they come but some of us also have to confront reality, at least occasionally.

Sure, but if you’re splitting the cost with those three householders, assuming they’re adults, you’re already getting all the benefits of Prime while paying considerably less for it.

I too have never actually experienced one in the wild. Maybe because everybody I hang out with would find that level of flag waving obnoxious. But someone must be making these things right? Food blogs and cooking columns must be getting enough hits on these things to justify publishing them year after year.

Oh god, the flag cake. It even comes from places you least expect and places that should know better. The New York Times featured a flag cake in their latest NYT Cooking email. I’m fully expecting for Bernie Sanders to email me today with his personal flag cake recipe.

Precisely. While nobody can deny that affluent white lgbt people may not share ALL the struggles that poor/poc lgbt people do, people who hate lgbt people hate all of them. There are random hate crimes committed against lgbt people, and the perpetrators don’t stop and ask about the victim’s bank account first.

I like tomatoes, but quite often I end up picking them off a sandwich ordered at a fast food place, because many of them choose to use tasteless, unripened tomatoes in order to cut down on food waste and save money. On those occasions, the tomato adds no appreciable value to the sandwich at all. So I can kind of see…

Sounds like the song “Common People” by Pulp.

I’ve never lived in NYC and never will, so there’s another stereotype, you heard the phrase “New Yorker” and assumed it meant NYC. I guess it’s human nature. ;)

But they’re still then selling those products at a much lower price than their competitors. Also, as far as I know Amazon doesn’t actually manufacture anything, so they too must be doing a similar thing, having products made at the same places that make these products for other brands. I agree that the government…

People on SNAP can already buy all the spray cheese, beef jerky, and stuffed olives that their benefits will allow. The issue at hand here is what stores can accept SNAP benefits. Under the Obama rules they had to sell at least seven kinds of staple food items, from a list of pre-approved staple foods. This helps with…

One thing I’ve noticed as a former New Yorker who moved to North Carolina is that southerners are constantly trying to claim credit for inventing things that are just generally American. The other day one tried to claim Jell-O “salads” were a “southern thing”, which is utter nonsense. I grew up in New York state, and…

Right. So the answer there is not “stop calling people shy”, it’s to simply accept that some people are without making a value judgement about it.

Fox had some extra episodes that they never got around to airing. And since they cancelled the show and assumed the show would never be seen again, they just aired them after the season three finale. Maybe Netflix will eventually put them where they belong chronologically speaking.

I have to admit, I am a complete Duke’s convert. I grew up in the northeast, and I thought all mayo was the same, to the point where I used to buy the store brand more often than not. Then I moved to North Carolina, where everyone talked about Duke’s mayo, and nobody buys anything else. But I rolled my eyes, figuring…

It is possible that Emily has money issues, and doesn’t feel she can be as “adventurous” as her friends, especially if that would mean dropping $30+ dollars on a meal that she may not like. Just something to consider.

You can buy it at Walmart where I live (NC, about 50 minutes west of Charlotte), but it’s kind of expensive. A 14 oz. jar is $14.

Have you ever used a Roku? A battery operated potato could figure it out.

I wasn’t telling you, specifically, to sign up for Hulu. I don’t care what you do. I was merely pointing out that technically your assertion that people are “paying for commercials” in this instance is wrong, because Hulu is free with Spotify.

If you have Spotify you’re not paying though. The cost of Spotify premium has always been $9.99. You now get Hulu with ads for free for the same price. It’s also not really that bad. There aren’t as many commercials as there are on broadcast or cable.

If we were talking about one of the other networks, like NBC or FOX, I’d agree. But this is the CW. They are operating in a completely different world as far as ratings go. Believe me, as someone who’s been a viewer of this network since it began, they simply cannot afford to let go of their top rated show, no matter…