See, to me, saying someone has a personality disorder absolves them of some responsibility for their actions. If he can be diagnosed, it means he’s sick, and that means he can’t be totally responsible for his actions.

Why does it matter that he’s a narcissist? I truly don’t see the utility in this argument. Everyone sees all these behaviors and it makes no difference to them. Pathologizing it only gets him off the hook a little, and stigmatizes people with legitimate mental illnesses.

“Hell, I’ve had professional pshrinks with decades experience making this diagnosis of Trump.”

I think you’re being pretty harsh on Hamilton.

I want to insert my usual caution about diagnosing people based on a five-minute reading of the DSM-V...

I mean, look at all these simple solutions to black people’s problems! With all this helpful advice available for free in one comment section, you have to wonder if black people really want to improve themselves...

There’s a magic door on the New Year’s Day tree that leads to Fitness Town; it’s shaped like a bicep swollen from rhabdomyolysis.

peace rom

Rom - keep up the good work.

I’m a Columbus resident, and I’ll tell you, that shit is thankfully kept to a minimum most games.

I am just now finding out that this song isn’t “Hang On Snoopy”.

+1 scene stealing cleft lip

Columbus resident here. Hang on Sloopy is such a godawful song. Its not like there are no other Ohio artists to chose from, either. Anything by the Pretenders or the Ohio Players would be a huge improvement. Even Whip It by Devo works.

James Franco’s 4th brother there looks like he is about to be touched inappropriately by an old homeless Russian man.

But it didn’t end there. On the back of the photo Alex wrote, “You must find the Jade Monkey by the next full moon.”

The constant flood of Michelle Obama comments over the last 8 years really do flummox me.

We took our daughter to a WNBA game for her birthday and the men’s room was empty every time I went in there. It was so luxurious!