The beard makes him look like Strung-Out BJ Novak imo.

Here’s an article that mentions a few.

I think this dude saw the Tomatoface troll on Gawker and thought, “I can do that with even less humor and cleverness!”

Well, we haven’t DONE it, but we have the ability to do it, probably.

I have an FZ-09 and I don’t really understand why the FZ-10 exists.

Pence’s best play is to have Trump lose.

16 other states also use CARB standards for their own emissions standards, including New York, New Jersey and Florida. So, uh, that’s never going to happen.

Your title says it “didn’t” ruin your childhood, and yet you haven’t watched the movie?

Sounds like an opponent in the first act of a boxing movie.

What are you even trying to argue? That people who intentionally choose a lifestyle in which a car isn’t necessary are lazy when they don’t own a car?

I don’t know exactly how Kinja banning works, but in general shadow banning is banning a user in a way that doesn’t give them any indication that they’re banned, but their comments don’t appear for other users.

Both Gawker and Facebook absolutely have a right to moderate their content in whatever way they see fit. The reason people complain about things like this is that Facebook has explicitly made it a goal to be as content-neutral as possible. Gawker has made no such claims.

Someone should probably tell Gilbert that the screen name you choose isn’t a legally binding description of your behavior.

The campaign explicitly said they got it from a Twitter user.

Exactly, there’s certainly an argument to be made that if you don’t have the willpower properly budget and pay off your balance each month with a credit card you shouldn’t have one, but “no one should use a credit card” is terrible advice.

The size of the corpse mountain may have been a bit exaggerated, but the idea is based on what actually happened in the Battle of Agincourt.

Perhaps she meant “gritty” in the baseball sense, as in there are a lot of white people there.

But enough about Mickey Mantle.

That’s exactly the point of the article. Unless you’re actually an expert, you DON’T have the ability to judge the situation and help, and should instead alert the relevant authorities.

And yet this is still much less unseemly feeling than 90% of college sports recruiting coverage.