"don't be an idiot at the strip club" that is impossible. Strip clubs are for idiots.

At least you are throwing a party for an occasion that isn't your birthday....I feel like the annual huge deal expensive birthday party starts to get pretty narcissistic after about 25. I agree that it should feel effortless and it should be all about making a good time for the guests, not the host.

If you're in a strip club, you're already an idiot.

pro entertaining tip...if your invite requires a manifesto, it probably isn't a good idea. Get a cake, a couple bottles of wine, and call it a day.

It's your birthday, hurray!

I also like how she throws in one bullet point of "strippers are hard workers!::)))"

I know it's not a popular opinion here. But if you think that street harassment will stop in a world where women are thought to entertain mostly men with their bodies, where female attractivity is reduced to the body and is served to mostly men on a silver plate, that's simply delusional

Given that his day job seems to be spending taxpayer money trying to entrap people into committing victimless crimes, and getting some of those people killed in the process, I hope he DOES quit his day job.

I used to be an assistant public defender and am now a private criminal defense lawyer. As such, I get to know details about prosecutors' personal lives. It would make your skin crawl if you knew how many prosecutors bed up with cops that they inevitably meet through their work......which involves cops as witnesses…

There is no such thing as an "independent federal inquiries".

Exactly. Which is why VA also bans radar detectors. Its not about slowing down, its about revenue.

My sentiments exactly.

I try to keep the cruise set within 5 of the limit when driving out of state, since that'll cover me up to 7-8 over or so when going down hills.

My mother drove (for the first time in her life) my GT-R from Miami to Washington, DC, and was pulled over in Emporia, VA (a known speed trap) for 81 mph, and given a reckless driving ticket. When she got home, fifteen different law firms sent her mail asking to represent her. It's all a fucked up scam, and she got…

Solution: avoid Virginia at all costs.

Well it's a very nice gesture of everyone, and I really do feel bad for this guy. But I don't know that merely driving a vehicle is going to save him from a bunch of scared cops with itchy trigger fingers. Chris Dorner taught us that when the police are terrified, no one is safe.

There's an element of sexism to all the derision for Bronies. Not only are they fans of a kid's show, they're fans of a kid's show meant for girls. Fans of, I dunno, Adventure Time or ThunderCats don't get nearly as much scorn. Can't help but think it's because they're lowering themselves to like something feminine.

and some wear color-coded badges — available to anyone who wants one — that alert others to the wearer's social comfort level. A green badge indicates that you're happy to socialize with strangers, yellow means you only want to talk with people you already know and red tells everyone that you'd rather be left…