I'd rather her join The View than the U.S. Senate.

Completely unrelated, but I just noticed that even seeing the word "Hobby" these days raises my hackles.

To be fair, I am interested in her vs. Whoopi. Would be like a cagematch of words.

I also think she'd be perfect for The View.

So it began like an episode of Law & Order then.

Who calls the police when water is dropping from your neighbour's? Don't you call you neighbour or landlord?

Here's a perfect GIF for this story :

THAT IS WHAT IM DOING RIGHT NOW OMG!

Pretty much, yeah.

Where the fuck do you get your information? This is literally not how this works. Do you know how hard it is to get cash assistance? Do you know, not only how HARD it is, but that you don't even get enough to pay PART of your rent? I don't know where people get this "People on welfare get SOOOOOO much money.

No, they're the ones realizing that this hurts the children far more than their drug addicted parents.

This is probably a dumb question, but how do I find out what class I am?

What do you mean by "that kind of job?"

And you shouldn't have been. If a person can stay out of trouble and keep their performance up, why the fuck does it matter what they do on their own time?

I strongly believe that if welfare recipients should be drug tested, so should recipients of corporate subsidies. They're taking money from the government and ultimately taxpayers, so if a humiliating urine test is necessary for small handouts, it must certainly be even more appropriate for those who receive millions.…

Sure, but your employer paid for it, not the taxpayers.

yes, your sole experience should dictate how a program that serves over 12 million people should operate.

No, the fact that what you're saying is a load of bollocks makes it untrue though.

Oh dear God.

This. My parents always said that their relationship came before their relationships with us (their children) and that always felt really shitty to me. What if they end up getting divorced and remarried? Is their new spouse supposed to be more important to them than their children that were there the entire time?