You’ve just met fanboys of the movie Fight Club. The Fight Club book isn’t very good, and it’s one of the few instances where the movie is actually better than the book. If someone exists that has read the book but not seen the movie, I’d doubt you’d ever know, cause they’d probably never mention it. It’s quite…

Also, it’s positively asinine to think a broad reader agrees with everything on the shelf.

To me -- and I’ll acknowledge that I haven’t looked back at it in a long time -- early Bukowski was pretty strong.  Like Love Is a Dog from Hell / Burning in Water Drowning in Flame era.

Or these - green, ripe, uncured:

Universal basic income...

More concerned about the robots’ potential carbonara footprint.

The only positive coming from Cleveland.com these days is that they closed the comment section. Sadly, another institution down the drain...

Thank you for beating me to this. I’m a lifelong PD subscriber who told them to fuck off a few years ago when they really got serious about their union busting.

As a Cleveland resident, and someone that is familiar with Cleveland.com, the word “journalists” is doing a lot of heavy lifting here.

Cheeseheads are doughty and resilient people,

“Unlike any other in history”

Wow this gets ‘tequila snob’ type people out of the woodwork, doesn’t it?

A few hours later, I asked my brother for “help” with my algebra homework. By the end of the night, he’d done my homework for me.

Only for someone whose entire frame of historical reference for a dress style popular from the mid-1930s to the late 1950s is a movie musical made in the mid 60s.

Being skinny is fascist now?

I’ve never put capers in my pasta salad, but I might now.

You sound like a blast

I’ll have to look for the Salad Supreme.

Actually, it's okay.

Right. Culture isn't free, life isn't free, inhaling and exhaling aren't free. Freedom is an ideal condition. I'm saying it's most enlightened to let cultural products be as free as they can be.