Why should I care what some trolls are saying online when no one seems to care that the KKK is throwing a parade for Trump?

He literally wrote “An uncorrected transcript from closed captioning follows:” and you think this is a proofreading issue?

Sitting in work actually muttering to myself, “Go, motherf*cker. GO!”

Jeez, even Soccer’s sex scandals are boring.

I’ll take “What is tuesday in Rochester, Alex?”

While I don’t advocate violence, if anyone in the greater Rochester area happens to come across this guy and accidentally kicks his ass because, you know, he might be looking to steal your wallet, I’m sure you’d be thanked tenfold.

-1 no humor sense

You’re so, SO close to understanding the point of my post.

Oh man I love you. I was waiting for this.

I’m assuming Kershaw would pick Bumgarner’s.

The Gunshow Poophole: When you try to stick your entire arm up your ass, but there’s no room because your head has taken up all of the available space.

His punishment will almost certainly be a lifetime ban from Blue Jays games. Or, if he has a really good lawyer, he’ll get a lifetime ban from Blue Jays and Leafs games.

More like hurriCAN

Curt Schilling: Now this is what I call investigative journalism!

I have no problem allowing them to. Where I take issue is the notion that employers should be forced to take on dependents rather than employees. Look, if you don’t want to work for less than 35k a year that’s up to you. However if you can’t find someone to pay you that much then that’s on you not them.

Look, I knew this would be an unpopular opinion on here. Harvard is neither the government, nor the workers’ daddy. It is not Harvard’s responsibility to care for the workers when they do not have any work for them to perform. That’s not employment, that’s charity. I live in a cold weather state, I wouldn’t get a job…

No, everyone does NOT deserve a “living wage” get the fuck out of here with that nonsense. When you hire someone to do a job you are paying for a task to be performed not taking on a dependent. If the person doesn’t like the pay being offered they are free to tell you to go pound sand.

It’s a lot when put in the context of how much these people are paid at every other college in America. See, it’s called a market. And these people are asking well above the market price.

A lot for a job that is (at least from my experience working in the kitchen at my school) constitutes about a 1/3 of a workday and 3/4 of a year.

600 people asking to work and be paid in the summer when the need is probably a tiny fraction of that actually does seem like a lot to ask to me.