My, but religions sure are handsy and rapey!

Oh indeed: What test could distinguish?

Friends With Kids

Don’t forget:

Wasn’t this an R.L. Stine book?

I look at Fieri and I think, “No, no, no: Too much going on. Too many elements, man. You’ve got the bleached hair, the partially bleached, sculpted gotee, different earrings in each ear, a huge watch and a lot of rings on one hand, no rings at all on the other hand, a big ol’ tattoo sleeve, loud pseudo-Asian club…

Yes. I used to work at a public library in a medium-sized city and there was a major public fight about whether the city should build a day shelter for homeless people who were not yet in any kind of drug or alcohol rehab. I chuckled at the whole thing, “Dudes, we already have a facility like that: It’s the public…

I don’t really have a leg to stand on when it comes to criticizing something like that: I majored in psychology.

Speak up all you want. It doesn’t make your criticisms make sense.

Speak up all you want. It doesn’t make your criticisms make sense.

Ugh. What shit.

It couldn’t possibly be honest disagreement, no sir.

Every former slave alive today should receive huge monetary reparations.

Okay then.

Well, I’m getting it two ways then: “A great education opens doors” and also “...many of the students of color from poor families struggle to make ends meet after graduation”. Which is it?

They have been fired for publishing something unpopular? Yes, indeed it has. It’s the epitome of injustice in most cases.

That’s all you’ve got, huh? “Ugh, you raised a point I don’t want to address, go away”? Weak tea, my child.

No, they don’t. You have no right to fire someone because they published something you don’t like.

No one’s taking anything up the ass (at least not involuntarily). That isn’t a thing that is happening. There is some bathroom graffiti and some Halloween costumes. That is all.

Yes, glad you agree. College is not for moral crusades.