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Fair questions.

Probably not quite as touchy as Sicilians are when you tell them their darker skin is due to African blood from their past.

What’s this? Hispania?

That’s what it sounds like to me. You have a candidate that needs to get into office before he can change anything, and he’s willing to do what people instead of corporations ask. But here we have barely a think piece about how Bernie needs to do more. So instead of supporting a candidate who will undoubtedly do more,

Greg Howard is saying that. That is the implication of this “think” piece.

From what I see here, his critics don’t understand his platform.

That’s what I’m hearing. He should focus only on BLM because that will surely get him into office and everything will be fixed. We don’t have to take one step at a time to fix our social ills. It didn’t take from the 1860s to the 1960s to get some legal protections or anything, but Bernie can’t run unless he can fix

“Bernie is the best you can do? Well he can’t change shit, so let’s shit on him and keep the status quo.” Aside from the logical fallacies in this article, the first being

I would argue that children are such an overabundant resource that we should be hunting them. We can give them knives and a head start.

I love the satire (grew up on The Onion). The hardest part of this for me to read is “A Hysterical Man.” My brain keeps saying “IT’S ‘AN’!” But I’ll let it slide.

I miss Vanilla, and it’s not because I think it was inherently better, it was harder. It took me nearly a year to level my first character to 60 because I didn’t know what the hell I was doing. And as soon as I hit 60, BC launched and I hated it (still hate grinding through outlands, but at least it’s quicker now). I

Look, I know it's a joke, but I can't help but feel that your experiences with things mycological have been out of the ordinary, like the time I dehydrated an entire puffball and my apartment smelled like athlete's foot for a week. Aside from that, mushrooms of the more common edible variety should not smell as bad

That is shit, definitely. However, as someone who worked as a nursing assistant in a 184 bed nursing home with only 3 other male CNAs, I can say we were called off our normal duties to handle combative patients and usually assigned the physically heaviest patients. I call the disparity in wages in that area (which

Man, I was looking for a book with dead baby jokes, not dead baby recipes.

I've grown tired of broccoli's tendency toward bathroom humor.

That's why I got a referral to a dietician instead. Doctors don't know shit when it comes to the science of food, in my experience.

Too bad "proficiency in Office Suite" is allegedly not supposed to go on your resume.

EDT: Comment was redundant.

I worked at one of the flagship Madison Noodles & Co. for a year ('96-'97). If I could have worked with those coworkers forever, I'd still be there. Also, Madison in the late 90s was a lot like Portland is now (or so I'm told). It was a magical place and State St. had almost no chain stores and every bar was a

I feel like a jerk when I fall for one of these stories and pass it along. I like to think I'm reasoned enough to explore a sensational headline before sharing it.