any reason why our java is so bad?

I don’t think anyone should harm him or encourage others to harm him. I do think it’s okay for women to alert other women when a man who committed a rape while intoxicated is frequenting bars again though. 

The issue with Brock is that he never once even tried to apologize or admit he made a mistake.  He doesn’t think he did anything wrong.   So it makes sense to warn locals because right now the only lesson Brock seemed to learn from this is don’t get caught 

Rape apologist, eh? Cool....

Plus, the Supreme Court ruled back in 2005 that cops do not have a constitutional duty to protect anyone.

Generally when a person keeps running into the same problem with multiple different people it’s instructive to look at what the common denominator is.

Heck, it’s not even usually more, they are usually less. In my parts a rotisserie chicken goes for $5-6, while a whole chicken goes for at least $7, depending on size of course. 

Some asshole on my Facebook feed did a side by side of her and Tom Cruise today to show “who takes care of themselves and who doesn’t.”

I don’t care if she was a [put whatever employment makes you happy here], we can be empathetic for a person that goes in to get a procedure done and is physically scarred for life after.  It doesn’t matter who she was or who she is.  Stop judging people. 

Yeah they remind me of a high school couple who is obsessed with each other and trying way too hard to be edgy...except they are both adults with children. I’m honestly so over hearing about them.

Holy shit, what a trash family. Poor Britney. Being raised by parents who looked at her as the family cash cow, and had a sibling who didn’t stand with her against the parents.

I think this article is missing the inclusion of the point of view of the author whose memoir this series was based on - Stephanie Land. The book Qualley’s character writes on the show is published: Maid: Hard Work, Low Pay, and a Mother’s Will to Survive. And Stephanie Land is not a boot-straps advocate. Most of her…

Well the show is based on a real story, so it’s not as if the writers just hamfistedly inserted a happy ending to appease the fragile sensibilities of a white audience. There was an actual happy ending in real life. 

Two things leaped out to me here because I have a chip on my shoulder about them:

I wish you all the best in the future and if I could give you any of my blessing I would. 

I am a senior living on disability and in my city, I have managed to live alone in a one-bedroom apartment since my marriage ended seven years ago. This past year has seen a big jump in rent prices countrywide but my city was hit especially hard, having been considered low for years. I had been in full panic mode…

$850,000 seems like a slightly alleged high price point for a dog attack that occurred four years ago and yet wasn’t important enough to file a lawsuit over until now, but I am not one to judge an injured person suing a millionaire for any reason—especially considering the potential severity of a pit bull attack.

$850,000 seems like a slightly alleged high price point for a dog attack that occurred four years ago and yet wasn’t important enough to file a lawsuit over until now

I listened to misinformation and was influenced to believe that she had made Kate cry and mistreated staff, and generalized that to her character. I even made a comment on this site saying that. I feel really bad now. There’s such racism and misogyny, set within this trope of the sexualized, fetishized African woman,…

Indeed. Parents abandon their children in the forest to starve. Wicked half sisters plot against you.