Exactly.

All federal workers in the DC metro area have the day off, so that’s part of it. But from what I remember 4 years ago, there were still tons of tourists around.

Realistically? Probably around $10-15 million after taxes. If I’m publicly selling my soul and good name, I better be able to live comfortably in hiding in a nice big house in the mountains for the rest of my life.

I mean, if it’s about the $, whatever, it’s your life. But don’t bring MLK into this shit.

Rumor is Trump’s camp has been offering $1 mil to anyone willing to play. Seems like a lot of words to say “I wanted the money.”

Ah damn it! Should have known.

The building on the right is a direct call back to the original:

I especially love that they’re in front of a house in the suburbs with the city skyline in the background; a dig at Trump’s “inner cities” dog whistle.

Exactly. He’s only interested in this hoax as far as its ability to make the right look stupid.

Is the vest a jab/nod at Deray?

4 more years!

Excellent, +1

Saw that! Oh god I was livid. “Why don’t you have your wimmins march after the inauguration and let the men have the big protest?”

I got so worked up about how stupid and condescending he was being that my boyfriend had to convince me to delete the app from my phone for a little while.

So I’m in my late 20s, never had kids. The day to day with the IUD is amazing, don’t have to worry about taking the pill, don’t feel the IUD at all, and my periods (which were starting to get pretty heavy towards the end of my time on the pill) are incredibly light if I get one at all. The main drawbacks to me are 1)…

Another commenter had a similar story. That sounds like a freaking nightmare

I have skyla too. The first couple of months were a bit wonky but now if I get my period it’s super light. Only real drawback has been that my skin has reverted back to how it was before I started taking the pill.

Sweet jesus

The things we put ourselves through to not have babies.

Skyla. I had been on the pill for 8 years, and I still feel (9 months after the switch) that my hormone levels haven’t quite leveled out.