Clothes dictate a person’s age and/or maturity? I think dumbasses in suits such as Trump fuck that stupid ass argument in the asshole.

Fuck that noise. I show up in the office every day in jeans and a T-shirt (usually Monochromatic) and no one bats an eye because this isn’t Mad Men.

This just dawned on me. Jared Kushner looks like Orin from Parks and Rec.

Hosting the Chinese delegation in Florida was planned before the decided to ineffectually bomb an airbase in Syria..

Because he’s got not even the slightest little shred of stamina whatsoever.

I can understand being upset that something you worked on ended up getting pulled. I’ll bet she was very excited about having a campaign-that’s a big fucking deal.

I actually make about as much money selling random things I find at garage sales and Goodwills on Ebay as I do in my part time, professional job.

Oh hell yeah. I had a friend who scoured the thrift shops looking for things like her best-ever find: an absolutely hideous 1970s Lanvin blouse, red and blue, looked like the wallpaper vomited out by a haunted bordello. She paid $2.99, resold it for $300. I used​ to give her my less-impressive brand finds to resell…

Want to like this show. At least one of my favorite comedy writers worked on it, love vintage clothes, read the book. But man oh man do I not want to support Amoruso.

Ugh. It’s weird when someone has a story (at least, you know, the small paragraph synopsis story) that sounds like something or someone you’d root for- but for some reason I’ve just never had that for her.

I’m from a dried up union/steel/manufacturing town and let me tell you, when plants/companies start to close, slash wages or go overseas, it’s time to get the hell out of there. Seriously. I saw the handwriting on the wall in HS (back in the late 90s) and left at 18. Never lived there again. The place steadily went…

I read an article wherein miners in the Appalachians can make 60,000 or even 70,000$ a year, even if they haven’t graduated high school (which many haven’t). Only 1 out of 10 miners there have a college education. Also, mining is indoctrinated way back as far as elementary school in terms of education. There is also…

Similar situation here only it is an entire province that has the attitude (Oil Sands). These people are only interested in the now and not down the road when the freight train of change is going to hit them and everyone around them and leave everyone in a worse situation than any downturn could provide.

I’m not sure I understand your comment so I’m just going to leave you with this:

The cynic in me thinks it’s because the parents don’t WANT their children to succeed. It’s like the abusive parent justifies their abusive behavior because their own parents were abusive. They don’t want their children to succeed because it makes the parent seem like a failure. There was a scene in a recent episode…

I grew up seeing my parents drive past a roadside area that glowed at night from an underground (seemingly permanent) coal mine fire that could not be stopped. It was on the way to my widowed Grandma’s house. Grandpa died from black lung. He immigrated, squandered pennies as a miner and bought a farm, then a store,…

Because the conservatives want a permanent uneducated work force fighting for subsistence wages not an expanding middle class demanding benefits and conservation of precious resources.

“Nobody knew the wheel was so complicated!”

I can’t wait until Trump invents the wheel.

Coal Industry is this century’s Whale Oil Industry. Saving it is useless. It’s going to die sooner or later.