Well, good thing you're here for that. Thank god for you.

But! But! I shouldn't have to pay for the consequences of my actions! WHHAAAAAAA!

But let me guess, these are the same assholes who think creepshots on reddit are just free speech. They can go fuck themselves.

Penis.

True. My fiancé and I are planning right now, and you can have a really nice wedding with good food and booze (a must for us) for 10-15K. We are really lucky in that both parents are helping and we've been saving. You just have to plan well and figure out what your priorities are.

What are you even talking about?

I REALLY REALLY REALLY fucking hate it when the fucking media completely fucks with research findings. It's not just annoying, it's fucking dangerous. I can't count how many times these articles has twisted science to support sexism or racism. This kind of fear mongering also leads to the mistrust of science and…

And I'm exercising my freedom of speech to call them assholes. Suck it up.

I feel bad for the kids of these assholes who grow up, realize that gay people are human beings, and cringe at the idea of themselves marching in an anti-human rights protest.

You're projecting so much on to this article it's amazing.

I'm with you on this. I'm a huge skeptic, but turbulence on planes makes me really anxious. I find myself repeating in my head that "the vast majority of crashes happen during take-off and landing".

You missed the point by miles.

The truth, you speak it.

Bingo. Nail on the head.

I see your point, and I don't think these women are mothers of the year. However, it may be easier to take prejudice yourself than to see your child go through it.

Good point. I agree.

My point exactly.

I feel bad for this little girl. Especially when she grows up and realizes her mothers sued because of her race. I would definitely move, if I could. Too bad, this could have turned into a funny family story.

When I found out that my fiancé had a large crush on her, I knew he was the one, because we were one in the same.

I'm from San Diego, and I firmly believe that southern California should have a law that only allows 15% of your landscape to be "high water" plants (i.e. grass etc.) They've had a law like this in New Mexico for a while now. There are plenty of colorful and cool looking low water plants that are much nicer than…