The point is that the name of the sport actually has very little to do with the sport being played. Cheerleading originated from leading cheers. That's just the origin of it, and the other activities that surrounded leading the cheers (aka the athleticism, the uniforms, the poses, the clapping) are still being…

But compared to all the time spent not kicking the ball...

We still call football "football" even though the ball hardly ever makes any sort of foot contact... Shrug.

First: if you seriously think I am making shit up, why are you talking to me at all? If you actually think that please stop wasting my time and stop responding to me.

Gaping holes that need to be filled. By, uh. Data. Yeah.

"I can't see how you can just try them as children" - um, because they are children? They're at an age where the line between fantasy and reality is extremely blurred. They need to be punished, and trying them as children does not automatically mean they will only get a slap on the wrist. But wtf is the point of…

How in the world is saying it covers both heteronormative and othering? It covers both for many queer people. If it doesn't cover both then there are other terms to use - but to say "sexuality" is ONLY to denote sexual interest is simply factually wrong.

The term actually originated from a roleplay forum. A 15-year-old girl listed her self-insert character's sexuality as demisexual and that is the first known instance of it, AFAIK. This is just another reason I have a hard time taking it seriously.

Err, okay, that's odd because I know plenty of people who are asexual who have celebrity crushes - they aren't sexually attracted, just aesthetically, or they find the persona the actor presents to be attractive. It's all theoretical no matter the type of attraction because no one is likely to have much of an…

"Google is neutral" insert laughing gif here

Same. I find him incredibly unappealing to look at, but still enjoy his voice. Ah well.

Ok this is all absolutely horrible and this guy is an asshole BUT I JUST HAVE TO SAY... My heart just about stopped when I read that HGTV had a "pair of brothers" that lost their show because of having "traditional" marriage views - I was like DREW AND JONATHAN?!?! NOOOO.... thank god it wasn't them. WHEW!

I hope your priest is aware that you're browsing the parts of the internet that grant you knowledge of used panty vending machines and octopi in vaginas.

Colton Haynes is ridiculously adorbs and Kat Dennings has a ridiculously cute kitty.

Ha ha mmm I feel this. I don't have a live-at-home partner, though. I just have a lot of shit that needs to be done at home - and I'm not being supervised and paid to get it done. So I just collapse into a heap. Work is so much easier because I know exactly what's expected of me and I know how to do it.

The nuance of the article doesn't really make it ideal for a jumping off point to that degree IMO. But the issue is still important to address so I have to give you that.

I was not being disingenuous. I felt as if her comment was quite the tangent, and I made no mention of my feelings toward cultural appropriation at work.

Sorry, Monty Python reference.

Man, that happens to me all the time. I really hate kinja these days.

They should amend the rules to include badges/marks of honor and accomplishment. That would allow things like Kaden Tiger's feather but wouldn't be overly specific so as to exclude anyone else based on their background.