Congratulations. You’ve reduced the term “bullying” to meaninglessness.

She’s a former failed actress, and a paid shill for a right-wing lobbyist group that values their bottom dollar over human lives. Where she grew up is irrelevant. She’s the face of an organization that ranks 10th in political donations. Taking her down a peg sure as shit isn’t “bullying.”

“You all?” Who the fuck are you talking about?

You don’t actually know what “projecting” means, do you? Not surprising.

Absolutely. Just don’t expect it to be exactly like the movie.

We get there by leading by example - treating everyone as individuals regardless of color.

I’ve always held my pencil “wrong,” and a few teachers tried to get me to change around the second or third grade. After it became clear that I had better penmanship than most of the other students, though, they pretty much gave up.

In-n-Out Burger? I had someone bring me a burger from there once, and it was trash, so I’ve never bothered going myself.

It seems really important to you that you get some sort of last word in the form of a meme. If meme’s are your go-to form of communication, then it’s no wonder you can’t put two and two together to figure out a science fiction story.

No, this in no way meets the definition of bullying. I’m sorry, but that’s not my opinion. That is an objective fact. You are simply incorrect.

As Emma has clearly illustrated here, the top sheet serves a very specific purpose. The same purpose as the salad fork. That purpose is so that pretentious dicks like Emma can feel a sense of false superiority and look down their noses at normal, reasonable people.

numbers equaling strength would obviously only apply to the masses, since you’re going in that direction, i presume that you concede that the one side attack from the author is worthy of the bully label.

In my opinion, VanderMeer’s ability to making something go from 0 to 100 mid-paragraph freaked the shit out of me.

I felt that way about the second book. It was definitely a slow read, but ultimately I thought it had some of the most compelling horror aspects. That scene where he finally watches the video from the first expedition was tense as hell. It just took too long to get there.

What place of strength? Numbers don’t equal strength.

Man, you are right off the rails now, aren’t you. Just stringing words together as thought they made sense.

We aren’t talking about “the masses.” We’re talking about the author of this article. Since you seem to need a refresher:

From Fortune:

You still haven’t addressed the fact that I presented you with exactly the information you asked for, even after you passive-aggressively insinuated that I was ignorant and a liar, thus starting this whole pissing match. Therein lies the irony you’re unable to perceive.

Agreed.