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I want a robot to eat for me.

The "we can't afford to raise wages without cutting jobs or passing the costs onto the consumer" argument annoys me to no end. Exactly how much do fast food CEOs make again? Oh that's right, WAY MORE THAN ENOUGH. So, so annoying.

I hate this argument : "Raise the wages, you will lose your job!"

Is attraction really as cut and dry as you think it is? Could you really not be attracted to "the perfect man for you" because of his hair color? Have you never grown attracted to someone after spending some time with them and falling in love with their personality, then they become the sexiest person ever to you?

Individually, no, but when it represents a cultural way of looking at bodies and desirability, yes. Well, not shamed, but unpacked. I do think you're highlighting something really salient that gets overlooked — the idea that we all think, hey, our preferences are our preferences, we like what we like. But preferences

What I liked was that he is pointing out in writing this (and I assume HE wrote it here) is that its not even that guys aren't ATTRACTED to these women, but that somehow its been decided as a "status" thing that they don't want to be "seen" with a fat woman. This seems to bear out in studies (or I should say

Are you seriously offended by this? If you were to meet these four individuals, what would you say to them? How would you react? Would you point your finger in their faces? Would you scream very loud into their eardrums? What would that really accomplish? Nothing...exactly. That's the point. What do you want from

This might be one of the most irresponsible blogs I've ever read. Bandits are a Boston Marathon tradition. Thousands run bandit every year because they're just regular people with jobs who don't have the time to train to run a sub 3 hour marathon. I've run Boston 3 times as a bandit, but my time of 3:20 doesn't come

Good on their coach for not ID'ing them. I have severe doubts these are the only people who did this, and naming and shaming them accomplishes what exactly? A sense of righteousness?

Man, this seriously falls under the "who gives a shit" category. They were running down some streets. You can literally do that any day of the year. They just happened to do it with a piece of paper pinned to their shirts that apparently they shouldn't have, because apparently too many people running down the street

I'll be marking you in the lack of ethics column when it comes to what's wrong with this country.

They're running a marathon: unless they're professionals, they're all bastards. Most pretend they do it for charity as a cover for their being able to smugly walk around for months on end before and after the race.

I feel like this is all for page views. It's some kind of a deal, but it's not what it's being made out to be. And the attention Deadspin is giving to it is simply just throttling the needle in the wrong direction. So, what, you're going to out every bandit who runs now? Let's think logically about this...

EARN - or buy a charity bib for. I'll never run it without qualifying, but banditing this race is a tradition and that's exactly what happened here. I'm ok with it.

As a runner, this article bothers me. Who cares if these people ran rouge? Seeing as you don't have pictures of them with medals, are you SURE they took medals at all? I want you to find me a person that ran legitimately and didn't get a medal because they were out of them. I probably still won't care about this,