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That’s the thing, though. This show is great because it sets up a bunch of stuff and then actually gives us a real payoff. It’s how you’re actually supposed to tell a fucking story. A “lesser” show would have just continued to pile on mystery after mystery without ever giving any sort of explanation or reveal (see:

Or, like, with a device you can keep in your pocket that lets you do it anywhere, any time.

Your site’s a mess. I can’t read any of these because they’re cut off after like two sentences, and if I try to click through, it goes to the WRONG COMMENT. Par for the course for Jezebel.

Every. Single. Fucking. Time. there’s even the gentlest suggestion that anybody, let alone fucking health care providers, should consider treating fat people, let alone CHILDREN, with even the smallest amount of dignity, some self-righteous piece of shit who thinks he knows better than everyone else has to barge in

Do other people not find this bit absolutely insufferable? It feels like a SNL skit to me: funny in concept, and maybe a little chuckle-worthy the first time they do it, but then it goes on and on and on and, good lord, on. Instant fast-forward.

Thank you. This is actually helpful and sheds some light on their thinking. So, if you are a trans man, you cannot hold a Women’s division title, and therefore any Women’s titles will be removed because you are a man. But if you are a trans woman, you retain any Open division titles you might have because anybody of

This is probably mostly for larger companies, but your employer might have an ethics hotline or something similar where you can make a report anonymously. Often these are administered by a third party, so your anonymity will be maintained. This obviously isn’t for petty complaints or interpersonal squabbles (except in

*checks note* “Oh, I’m sorry. I actually meant that only 25% of the abusers within our church have been credibly accused. Our extensive, organization-wide efforts to cover up and enable the other 75% have been extremely successful.”

Generally speaking, if a cat attacks you, it’s because you’re actively bothering it. A cat’s not going to come after a creature 10x-20x its size unless it feels like it has to defend itself.

lol With a big, polished $70 price tag to go with it.

I played Tour for a bit after it came out. At first, it was actually quite playable without buying anything or buying very little—but Nintendo post-Iwata has become a nasty, greedy little piggy who doesn’t care at all about players’ experiences, so they tweaked it to make it so you essentially couldn’t even compete

Are you serious right now with this? I think this is the click-bait straw that convinces me to never, ever read Lifehacker again. This asinine headline makes it sounds like it’s something simple you can just do, but modding a Switch is a difficult and involved process, and even as you point out, is really hard to do on

The Gene & Courtney Show is possibly one of my favorite episodes of TV ever—even though Gene and, especially, Courtney can be extremely grating characters. It even has top-notch B and C plots, with Tina and the Valentines, and Bob/Teddy and the flowers. And the full lyrics to Gene’s song:

I have a cat that someone declawed and then abandoned before he came to me, and while I will say it’s nice that he doesn’t scratch the furniture, I would never declaw a cat myself.

Should it be grams and not milligrams in the section about acetaminophen? A single tablet of regular-strength Tylenol is 500 milligrams, so it seems highly unlikely that “7.5 to 10 milligrams” is a toxic dose.

And Conviction is a Spotify exclusive. Maybe label this shit. Like it’s your job or something?

Looks like you can’t listen to The Shrink Next Door unless you use Apple Podcasts because Apple turned it into a TV show. The only things you can listen to outside of the Apple ecosystem are interviews with the actors. So I guess I’ll never listen to or watch anything about this story.

How are we determining “best” here? It doesn’t seem to have anything to do with actual air-purifying capabilities, since you don’t mention that at all.

How are we determining “best” here? It doesn’t seem to have anything to do with actual air-purifying capabilities,

I’ve seen so many articles describing the object where the money is stored as a “glowing orb.” It’s very clearly a glowing pig, which, beyond being a cutesy piggy bank, has extra implications in the show’s “This is what capitalism does to us” message.

You might check out what the actual requirements for loan forgiveness are before snarking about other people gaining easier access to help. It’s not easy. This change just gets rid of the silly rule that only your payments to a specific type of loan count toward those requirements.