This is the only correct answer, anything else would be redundant.

If these are going to be videos can we at least indicate that on the home page so I don’t waste my time?

I personally think it’s more rude to hand me a piece of pizza that has a pool of grease (looking at you Pizza Hut). I don’t know anyone that’s ordered pizza with extra grease before. I like cheese, sauce, and pepperoni on my pizza. If cooked decently there might be a few drops of it on there, but not enough to blot.…

I feel these emails you’re receiving about this would make an entertaining BCO mini-post.

If you like wrestling, the network is pretty fantastic. I don’t use it as much because I’m watching the live product, but it pays for itself after Wrestlemania and one other PPV, so it’s still an incredible bargain.

Everything you say is true and I agree that Apple’s done a lot to protect user info. I can also say, however, that having now been on iOS for about 8 months, I miss the Google ecosystem knowing things about me as it was in fact pretty darn useful because of it. Siri? Not so much, to the point that I haven’t used it…

Is there a reason we have to choose one or the other?

I can only remember one time in recent memory where I felt compelled not to tip. A waiter failed to mention my steak would be covered (seriously it was everywhere) in blue cheese. I almost threw up when I saw it. He also gave me a pretty insulting look when he took it away. He still got 18% even though I very much…

There's a lot of replies, so I how this wasn't posted already, but this all reminds me of this gem:

Only 6 replies until the Adams hate, people were a little slow on the trigger today I see.

I dont buy the argument about the substitition effect. That is making a rather lofty assumption that that money would've been spent in Cleveland rather than being spent online or simply not spent at all. I for one have spent much more money period as a result of the Cavs the past couple weeks than I would've spent…

I got one this week as well, loving it so far.

I got one this week as well, loving it so far.

That makes entirely too much sense, in that case kudos on your brilliantly crafted comment.

To be perfectly honest I wasn't certain if you were being sarcastic or not. If the former then please consider my response directed at the made up "Deadspin commenter" and to you I direct a well-earned lol-equivalent gesture.

Should we also stop calling long home runs "bombs" in that case? I'd like to make sure I have a definitive list of things to stop saying because they offend you.

Do you have any idea how many times the phrase "gun down" has been used to describe this exact activity? No? Well, it's a lot.

Why exactly would it be better? Google Maps works, I just used that tool (which I admit I am unfamiliar with, but assumed it would work) and it couldn't find my home address.

Noooooooo, these are delicious, I will take any leftovers.

I don't necessarily disagree that he may be a misogynist, which is unfortunate. That being said, I still fail to see what that has to do with the content of his advise. I have trouble seeing your initial comment as nothing but an ad hominem and don't understand its purpose.

As you said, I can't really comment to your anecdotal experience, but will take you at your word for it. Given some other things of his that I've read, I still do not get that tone from his blog post. I also think it's a bit of a trivialization of what he wrote to boil it down to (as you summarize it) "men are built…