Let’s all kindly remember who their customer base is now: middle aged traditional Southern and Midwestern white women.

Why don’t you take a moment to think about this callous and irrelevant remark?

...you mean like they’ve always done?

It may also be that Wambach is aware that context, and things like “who’s asking?” and “what setting are they asking in?”, can be important in determining what offends you as an individual.

He probably thought he would be restricting them too much if he was too specific, and expected they would do the obvious, right thing. One need not have dementia to think positively of others.

Um, maybe she was distracted because she lost her father on Friday?

Because people are more important than things?

Now it’s fixed so people are going to think you’re just randomly ranting about Indiana for no reason ;)

Joe Morgan sounds like the kind of guy who would put on a wig and go into a women’s restroom at Target to make sure there are not deviants in there waiting to come after anyone who goes in there.

I’m relieved that this was an improvised thing. If this had been the plan, I would have been upset that they didn’t use a wagon or something to get him down the aisle more comfortably.

Hey, she did get to meet President Obama a while before she had to endure Trump:

I think when you look at it logically from most violent crimes, yes, that would be the usual response. However, date rape is much more insidious as it oftentimes leaves the victim feeling like they are the ones to blame. So it is possible that she did not disclose her previous encounter with the people she went to the…

When asked why she didn’t discuss her pneumonia diagnosis until after it became abundantly necessary to do so, she said she “didn’t think it was going to be that big a deal.”

“She is not baked and done — I’m not either — so let her experiment and delight in the choices she has to make, and let’s be kind to one another.” Yes, let’s.

I need a picture of the dog to determine how I feel about it.

I enjoy when people use technology to inform us that they are giving up technology.

I feel like a pretty solid standard of posting pics of your kids is “would it be appropriate to post this if they were an adult?”

Even though he’s not a kid, now I feel doubly bad about sharing this pic here, because it’s definitely embarrassing.

Dear parents: I have no desire to see your children on the shitter, in the tub, picking their nose, hands down pants, crying, being upset, or in any kind of situation in which a reasonable adult would not want a photo of themselves posted online. However, PLEASE DO post photos of your child looking serene and angelic…

I’m going through something vaguely similar and I have to say: Goddamn it people! Treat your children like the independent, autonomous humans that they are! You don’t own them, and they don’t exist simply as another instagram post.