I ended up with a 1987 Elite scooter and a broken laptop screen.

So everybody in Editorial is mad about this too. Besides the fact that it looks terrible, we have to actually work in Kinja all day long.

Oh, they’ve seen women before, just not as human beings.

Yeah, this has a distinctly non-consensual feel to it. She is literally there as a requirement of her job. Kudos to her (i guess?) for being a good sport about it but it feels real yucky to watch the video of enormous men wearing face covering goggles drenching a single, totally unprotected woman with alcohol.

I gotta come back here for one more thing:

Frank Oz is a goddamn national treasure and his performances are - and I don’t think this is hyperbolic - transcendental.

Does Farouk enter David in the tv scene? I thought that Future-David blocks that attack, so Farouk enters later, when Charles is holding Gabrielle in the nursery.

Can’t wait to see him in IndyCar!

More Baylor women forced into doing things they didn’t want to do in the name of athletics.

Or the economy crashed because he stopped winning Majors.

Think about it.

You can bring up all her other parts but this is still the best one:

But hot dogs are a place-based food that are required fare at any of the following locations:

Yeah, I mean: Gita isn’t wrong.

Eh. Semantics. “Country” =/= “Country Radio”

I don’t know. I still think this is all somehow Toni Braxton’s fault.

I think you’re replying to the wrong person. I was quoting the original article, and criticizing her accusation of culling.

Do you own any working dogs? I really think you lack perspective here. My dog needs to be stopped so that he doesn’t overexhert himself. Once a beaver bit him clean through his leg and I didn’t notice for an hour because he didn’t care. I kept on canoeing and he kept on swimming. When we got back to the parking area…

I guarantee that these dogs are treated better, and are happier, than 99.9% of dogs in the world.

It didn’t die from running. It died from pneumonia. If you want to be mad about cruelty to dogs, check out most homes, or puppy mills, or police, or carcinogens in dog food.

“The broader sled dog industry treats the dogs as disposable. Puppies that are not seen as having a future in racing, are sometimes killed or abandoned, in a practice called “culling.””