“Just peanuts” is literally one of the largest understatements you can make.

From what I’ve seen, the inconsistency and inaccuracy of body fat scales is significant enough that it’s a less accurate measure of trends than simply a weight scale and a mirror.

While BMI has its serious shortcomings, it’s unlikely that body fat percentage readings from a bathroom scale are accurate enough to make it a meaningful metric.

I’m afraid you’ll find a dearth of scientific data on the accuracy of any bathroom scale.

“The president of a university gets lots of emails.”

The master race version doesn’t have this annoying déjà vu glitch.

Player 1's little brother picked up the controller a decade ago.

Do you genuinely think that “would you like to explain for the class... “ is not both negative and condescending?

Where do you get the impression that any of us are serious about ecological research? Or that you could expect this blog to demonstrate a mastery of what is apparently such nuanced jargon? Or that such a nuance would have any real implications for the readers of this post?

You clearly missed my point.

I find it amusing that you describe going 5mph over as inconsequential, when that’s the completely contrary to what the data in this article demonstrates.

I was going to reply by insulting your reading comprehension, but then I realized you probably wouldn't understand.

People? I'm not in the habit of defending other's opinions, especially ones that I happen to vehemently disagree with.

Are you under the illusion that you’re making an intelligent argument?

How is it possible for people to be incumbent for their own safety when dangerous driving is responsible for 53% of pedestrian fatalities? (in NYC)

Which is precisely why the article mentions traffic calming measures!

Agreed. I propose we stop enforcing all laws except for those regarding murder until that problem’s fixed. Then we can move on to rape or something.

Would someone buy this as a collector’s item, or for some weird development purposes?

It’s a revenue generator? Perfect! I’m more than happy for the city to be making money for sweeping my street.

That ABC7 tweet is a great visual metaphor for the state of mass transit in america.