yup, exactly. And, anyway, there’s really no better way to make a kid petty and defensive about sharing than forcing him/her to share beloved toys with bossy strangers.

I agree this didn’t seem like sharing. It’s one thing if the kid is playing and another kid says “hey can I play with you?” But this seemed more like “hey give me your toys so I can play with them.”

There is sharing and then there is sharing. This was not the good kind of sharing. While we do all need to learn to share a bit more, and it is important to teach kids how to share, this didn’t seem like sharing to me. This sounds more like a gimme gimme gimme. One thing to remember is that when learning how to share,…

The child doesn’t seem to have any problem with sharing as he was primed to share his toys with the little girl they’d been planning to meet. It seems to me that the child had an issue with a bunch of strange people just rolling up on him and demanding that he share. In this instance, the child had every right to say…

I cannot fathom listening to a voicemail unless I have read the text of said voicemail. Added bonus: While I can gather the basic gist of the message, my VVM is absolutely atrocious at accurately converting to text, so I get to read some hilarious nonsense, which helps ease my anxiety slightly.

Someone needs to add a link to the other article pointing here for all those salty ass white people who are just flummoxed that Black women had a problem with those new commercials.

Damon, sometimes you really get on my nerves. (I know you don’t care) But this pure comedy mixed with common sense right here? This is >>>.

I’m confused. Didn’t Jones just get done arguing that this is all an act?

[...] listening to a v-mail makes me so anxious that I avoid it and miss important things.

Yup. My 34 year old cousin drove off the road into a lake and died a few days ago. I guarantee he was intoxicated. It’s such a waste of life and his family is obviously devastated.

And if they can’t afford an Uber/cab, then they definitely can’t afford the court costs that come with a DUI. Where I live, it will set you back about 10k.

I live in a city (austin) that makes ALOT of money on the taxes of alcohol sales in bars. Lots of drunk driving.

Exactly, I know people say they can’t tell they’re “too drunk to drive” but that is bullshit. I have never been drinking too much and thought I was sober enough to drive. These assholes know perfectly well they are too drunk to drive but they go for it anyways because its convenient and they might get lucky and not…

There are cabs. And there are couches you can sleep on. And you have cell reception to call a friend. Or if you’re Soules, you can probably pick out a random in the bar and go home with her.

It’s such an awful, shitty selfish choice to drive drunk. You know better. Everybody knows better, but people who do it always think they’re the exception to the rule.

Drunk drivers are the scum of the earth. Fuck this guy.

No author listed - looks like clickbait. Regardless, it’s certainly riled up the peanut gallery in their comments section.

It’s absolutely hilarious at this point.

NOTES FROM SHIT I REFUSE TO TAKE OUT OF THE GRAYS:

If someone said, ‘All my grandparents were Dutch but politically, I’m black.’ we would laugh till we peed ourselves b/c that is a preposterous and obviously insulting thing to say. How can a long-historied struggle so complex and nuanced be co-opted in such a craven way w/o being ridiculed? What a bunch of nonsense.