Date collection is a little old, but the US is in the middle of the pack.

You don’t have a contortionist? What are you, poor?

He’s correct. As a percentage of the population, logistics experts are extremely rare. To find a woman logistics expert you’d have to work at it. Maybe hang out at bars near UPS headquarters.

I actually felt slightly bad for Spicer, because he seemed frustrated that he had to lie so much. As opposed to someone like Sarah Huckabee Sanders, who may just be a sociopath.

Even if the journalist knew I’m not sure what the best way to report it is; “base attack” would not make sense to the majority of readers. Maybe “corrosive liquid” would be a better choice than acid.

Though we don’t have much detail on the victims, “white female American college students from Boston College” are generally not psychologically prepared for something like this and able to respond with violence.

The thing is, a lot of college students get dragged into that sort of thing outside a fraternity or sorority. Pick any friend clique in, say, art school and you will see the same kind of conformity.

One of the major black sororities rented out our offices for an annual meeting once; I was surprised at the age ranges — some of the women were senior citizens, so I guess it made an impact in their lives.

That’s actually a minority of colleges and universities; most have some form of sports teams, but they’re not the kind that get on TV much.

Eh, in many cases, sure. But black sororities are a thing (a big thing), and I think a lot of sororities are at public colleges and cater to middle-class and working-class women.

She should have blonde hair and be either named “Ashley,” “Taylor,” or “Brittany.”

“I’m confused. If these men are so “weak” and unable to control themselves around a teenager, then why are they in power in the first place?”

And the studies that show that the food desert might be a myth? The problem with spatial analyses like this is it is very, very easy to come to the answer you want/expect. This is especially true when you have do-gooder white, upper-middle-class academics who don’t really have much experience on the ground in these…

Well, as a “real New Yorker” who was born and raised here and has really been to every area of the city, no, bodegas are generally not scary.

Uh having grown up in NYC in the 1980's, they weren’t terrifying back then, either.

No, that’s not NIH saying that, it’s a bunch of university researchers whose paper has a link on the NIH database.

As a veteran of the dot-com boom of the late 90's, trust me, 99% of tech startups have been fancy versions of things that already exist for a long, long time.

“Terrifying”? That is probably the most whitebread, suburban thing I’ve ever seen on Jezebel. And that is saying something.

Frankly, I have a hard time seeing anybody loving Taylor Swift’s music, but that might just be an issue of aesthetic taste...

Exactly!!