Where do the drippings go, then?

It does when the point of disagreement is “should there be Jews,” and you damn well know it. Her attacks on Jews are less subtle that a “white lives matter” banner, or Bo Dietland Donald Trump’s comments on “Islamic Extremism.”

What’s really weird is that she has some choice comments on Jews, a major constituency in the race, and he just ignores them. It’s like running against a Klansman in Detroit and only going after him for wearing a silk tie.

So you’re running for mayor of a city with a large Jewish population and have a photo of your opponent posing happily with an infamous antisemite. Do you

So people are mad that a company acknowledged how families act? The only thing that I can object to is that the ad didn’t end with at least one parent deciding he dislikes the guy for basically no reason.

And they still haven’t found Frida Sophia.

Were slaves actually kept on leashes?

That’s my point. If there were any plans for war, we’d pull our people our of South Korea and the North Koran military would be mobilizing. While missiles might be what Americans worry about, they can’t be the core of a North Korean military strategy.

Has there been any sign whatsoever that they’re dusting those off and prepping them for actual use?

North Korea’s military is basically all infantry (the majority of which is likely pikemen). Are we seeing any movement?

Internet poll run by someone many want to embarass. Grain of salt and all that.

I would say the nice round number “six million” is somewhat interesting, as the number of significant figures something gets generally corresponds with how important the culture feels it is. For example, cholera epidemic deaths in India would be rounded to the closest single sig-fig (400,000, for example) while…

You could tell it was coming by how frequently people act like “revisionist history” being treated as a bad thing is unreasonable. Guess what “revision” is a longstanding and well-known euphemism for in history circles.

Meanwhile, Amazon/Whole Fodds decided the best time to have its giant pomegranate shipments in was the afternoon of September twentieth, Rosh Hashana Eve. Guess what’s on discount now, remembering that holidays start at sundown and preclude commerce.

I mean, Gawker also ran a story soliciting statements about Weinstein, but never got anything, so it seems like there was a whole lot of people willing to say that he was creepy and inappropriate, but either not privy to details or not willing to divulge them.

He’s also enough of a weirdo that I could totally buy him thinking that interviewing someone in nothing but a silk robe is completely normal.

Didn’t Crews just come out as harassed himself?

Mocking Yamcha.

I guess a necessary question would be how this site would react to a fraternity keeping a list of girls they believe to have VD’s. They’re protecting themselves, but I feel like responses would be quite different.

Of course, that’s still open to some website (say, Gawkmodo) declaring war on some celebrity (say, Louis C.K.) and making readers think bumping up his reports would be a public service.