Right? It's kinda funny but sad and ridiculous at the same time. Of all the things to use police resources on... I feel this is where I cite "The House I Live In" as a must-watch for everybody.

Ha! Yet another wise choice to go vegan: a hereditary predisposition to high blood pressure/cholesterol. I tried to tell my dad this but he (being somewhat old-fashioned and southern) balks at the idea of meatlessness, which saddens me because from what I've heard, being on intense cholesterol meds without altering…

lol. "Video store."

Do what you want at the end of the day, darling, but your incessant commenting and insistence that what Depp did is not a cliche just reeks of defensiveness, which is usually indicative of a deep-down hidden seed of uncertainty.

BOOM!

If I sense someone is difficult I do the same thing. I'm not up for debate with people who just love to argue. I get equally annoyed hearing people respond with "Oh, yeah I was vegetarian for like 6 months but then I just didn't have the same energy/got headaches/cravings/my doctor told me to eat chicken/yadda yadda…

Wow... I'm going to assume you're being sarcastic in the tone of this article instead of purposefully antagonistic 'cuz you kinda sound like an asshole.

... you can hate the argument all you want, but it's hard to dispute the fact that mass-produced meat is a shite industry. I also don't think comparing paid farm workers to slaughterhouses is a valid line of reasoning, although I do see the point you're trying to make... I'm sure there's more than a few crap labor…

"God, I'm so confused about your healthcare system."

Meh, it's a pretty tough line to walk. You're right about the liability issue, but it sounds like the pregnant teen with the pneumonia would could have died had she not been transported to the hospital. Would cops have come and taken a [likely poor] teen to get treatment with no insurance right away? Would social…

Haha YES! My bosses at the restaurant I worked for in college used to emphasize how important it was to at least acknowledge folks as soon as they are seated even if it's not your table when we were slammed, because as soon as a customer sits down time goes into warp-speed effect and all of a sudden "we waited 20…

You're not making yourself sound like a fun customer to give service to. If the lines were long and the truck was slammed, 15 minutes isn't unreasonable at all. Maybe they had to restock something and it took an extra minute. Now, if the customer was one of three people in line and the truck employees were taking…

There's something I find so beautiful and attractive in androgynous people, like men with long hair or very tomboy women.

After your first paragraph I was inclined to agree with you, but let's not get too carried away here... I don't wanna give my gender *that* low of a grade when it comes to physical ability.

Oh, ha ha! I see what you're doing here! You're making a sexist joke about women and thinking! And probably tying it subtly to how we women just whine and bitch at problems that don't exist. You know, cuz men smash each other's faces in all the time and some shit... or whatever the hell your point was.

Yes! That paragraph really hit home because the same thing happened to me too.

Yeah, I was that kid too... it is indeed a shitty feeling to suddenly get knocked down a few notches once the gender lines get drawn in the sand.

Aww, this reminds me of my Gram! We used to joke that you could just barely see her grey bouffant 'do from behind the driver's seat of her Buick.

Ha, yeah. I too have dated select Europeans with tastes for bleak cinema and I see what you mean... sounds like a movie French folks would love. La Moustache, anyone? (actually a good movie tho.)

Yup. Maybe someone should do a PSA campaign that's along the lines of, "Whelp ladies, since men clearly are never going to be expected to change their shitty behavior and clearly it's our fault when we get assaulted I guess we'll have to look out for each other." It can be kind of pointed and sarcastic to make a point…