The video is still up on YouTube but it seems to be demonetized. Which is something, I guess.

No one said this guy was smart.

It’s almost impossible to block out the rising sun even with blackout curtains.

It would be light around 8:00, even in northwestern Washington. Get a grip.

Start school later. There are a million other reasons to do this anyway.

You don’t need the sedatives or painkillers if you don’t want to be doped up. But you’re stuck with the laxatives.

You really can't imagine why someone would need to clean blood stains regularly? Say once a month?

Lemme guess, your star came from the other antivaxxer above.

What’s disingenuous is thinking that the CDC is politically motivated instead of providing the best available scientific information. Do you also think that the National Weather Service is “mandating” that your company picnic be cancelled by predicting rain?

If you’re willing to live a little dangerously, you can poach eggs too: just use a little bit of water in a ramekin and keep an eye on it. Occasionally you will have to clean up an eggsplosion, but IMHO this is nothing compared with the 100% chance of having to clean up the poaching pan.

Maybe instead of looking for “leverage” to “control” your kid, you could work on not destroying your relationship with them so that it’s possible to problem-solve with them about whatever the obstruction is. You know, actual parenting instead of being a prison warden.

Here’s one that seems to be very popular in my town: using the counter worker (cashier, barista, etc) as your therapist/sounding board/chat buddy. Get some friends or a cat, please. 

Hey, gotta own those libs. That’s way more important than living in a civilized society.

Come on. The reason you need to show your work is that a logically correct thought process is a lot more important than “the right answer.” You know this.

Pollution ≠ climate change. You’re still making your neighbors breathe the exhaust from your fucking lawnmower/leaf blower/F-250. Local air quality is a thing. 

And I wonder why I only have cats for company. Oh wait, no, that's you.

Yup, definitely the toxoplasmosis.

There really is no talking to cat ladies. It must be the toxoplasmosis.

5. A need for control

It’s true that the fiber silk is (carefully) washable. A silk garment, however, may not be, depending on what dyes and sizing were used to make the fabric and what the construction is like. If you don’t already know what you’re doing, you should follow the label care instructions.