Atheists aren’t hostile towards religion. They’ve made up their mind that there is no higher power. Most of them then stay quiet about it and let other people decide what they should believe because it’s a personal choice everyone should make for themselves. The few who go out and try to “convert” others give the rest …

While I agree that angry atheists are annoying, true agnostics are not people who don’t believe in any god, they are people who don’t believe there is evidence either way and proclaim neither a belief nor a disbelief.

Oof. When the first point of how to throw an “adult” party is about how to make your food appealing for pictures on social media, I’m out. I’m not that old, but this is an immediate red flag that this isn’t actually for adults.

And that’s the major difference between the 2: with Android, you get to choose how to interact with your phone.

Remove all the sex items and replace them with a Bible and some of your recent house bills and mortgage statements. You get pregnant, you’re out. You can then go figure out how to support yourself. You knock someone up, you’re out. Go get a job and support your kid.

On my way to a family reunion I stopped by White Castle and Krispy Kreme and brought those as my potluck contributions. Both weren't available anywhere near the reunion which is where a lot of them live so they really loved it. 

100%. 

Oh please, fast food would usually be better than half the crap people who think they can cook bring.

Instant idol at a party

Boy, what a time to be alive. Lubricant?

Airbags.  Obviously.

What happens AT NIGHT when you just might not see the “full rear of the car?”

I see your point, but that’s a beautiful beast, particularly with the faux wood trim, so TAKE MY MONEY.

It’s just not enough support.  Even w/ mtn biking, the chamois and shorts are designed to be worn w/o underwear, but a man’s things need to be kept in place.  All that jostling and floating around just doesn’t work for performance sports.

I sure wish this were available on a console. :(

Having only lived in Canada, these articles always serve well to depress/annoy me.

I came here to say exactly this! 

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I think a big part of the problem is many people are under the misconception that HR exists to help the employees when in reality they’re there to protect the interests of the company.

If you need your ego stroked with a nice slobbery, “thank you for your time”, note, then I ain’t your guy. Sorry, HR person.