Mint chocolate can be found in many desserts beyond ice cream. I guess you didn’t take the time to consider that before tossing off a lame attempt at shaming. Oh well, your loss.

Maybe, but also delicious. 

mint chocolate hater.

This is so good!

From the article you purported to read:

This is piling on a dead man who can’t defend himself anymore.

Legal context is important. A “donation,” colloquially, implies person X giving money/goods/services to tax-exempt entity Y. A receipt is then generated, which can be used to offset certain state and federal taxes. An example here is donating clothing to Goodwill, or mailing a check to the ACLU.

Never listen to anyone who thinks they understand the political motives of others.

Mrs. Zimms and I have been using these, and they are both delightful and helpful.

Amara + Corrosion = Bliss.

You’re right, how silly of me. THAT’S the immoral part! Not the part where a private business nickels, dimes and crams people into a sardine can and forces them to sit, crushed, while other open seats just sit there, unused.

That’s absolutely a (great) feature by design, not a bug.

Please remember this the next time someone tells you they voted third party.

Sigh.

False equivalence. The doors to a concert (or sporting event) never close, but the door to an airplane certainly does.

Let’s be clear: these aren’t laws. They are corporate policies, and the only one tying the hands of the airlines are the airlines themselves.

You are not entitled to free college. A college education isn’t a right, it’s a privilege and a gamble; you are betting on yourself, and gambling that the future payout will offset the high cost of investment.

I had no idea I had to be polite to someone who put words in my mouth. That’s on me.

After The Ridiculous Six, I refuse to pay to see anything he does. I don’t think I’m shortchanging myself here at all.

I’m not even sure how to respond to that.