People who understand statistics for the win! Go you! :D < Sincerity.

All of my financial plans are thrown off by cats! Like, oh, I’ve got enough money to last the next two weeks till payday but wait! Those fuckers have gone through an entire bag of dry food in three days and a half ton of litter, surprise!

Yeah, I don’t understand that sort of attitude. Lots of things were ineffective in the beginning, it takes iteration and innovation, which is what the Dutch were doing with solar roadways. Eventually they may get to the point where the levelized cost of energy makes sense for them to be installed large scale and…

October 2013. :/

That’s why I signed up for the IUD, unfortunately my period didn’t go away and I got two in May! Two! WTF?! My anxiety/ panic attacks have pretty much gone away though, so I guess it was worth the horrible, cervix dilating pain.

That would have been a beautiful symmetry!

That was stupid, I apologize.

Im talking about the general theme of Kipnis’ article on the fact that students are adults who can give consent, not on the case at Northwestern between the student and Ludlow.

Im saying that’s not what I’m talking about. I’m talking about instances where as an adult you engage in a relationship with someone, dinner, drinks, something, all consensual and then later regret it and say you felt coerced or pressured. As much as we’d like to belive all title IX filings are in good faith, I think…

I agree! I discussed the title IX cases with my mother this weekend and while I got a look for my comments on the idiocy of dating faculty (something I did in undergrad) we agreed: we’re adults, we shouldnt hide stupid choices behind legal action the morning after. (This is not a comment on sexual assault or rape but…

She also guest-starred on Bluestone42. She’s so sassy in everything she’s in, in a very take no shit kind of way. By far her interactions with Anna Kendrick were the best part of PP2.

Oh, I don’t hate her, I think she’s a total badass. Just her comments before about “fuck ‘em, they’re dead” made me feel like she was pretty rational, in addition to being a bomb mother and a fighter. I felt like it was out of character, given what we’d seen of her in the episode, to be so deer in the headlights about…

It makes more sense if one of them was hers. I just feel like that plays into the entire “women can’t be soldiers” bullshit that assholes trot out, even if presented with the evidence that a woman is physically capable. Given the choice between death and hacking a few kid zombies up, I’d hack.

Ech, mold, gotta throw it out.

Yeaaaaah, I know. Not my proudest moment.

Yeah, I thought that was such misogynistic bullshit. The woman was obviously a badass why couldn’t they let her be? But no, she’s a girl so she has to be cowed by the fact that it’s kids. Just like Fire-Crotch Wildling (can’t remember her name) couldn’t kill Gilly at Molestown.

Game of Thrones did the one thing in this episode I can’t forgive, introducing and then killing Birgitte Hjort Sørensen.

Veronica Roth wrote a series of short books from the perspective of Four. It was... not great.

No, that’s the GA price! Reserved seating within viewing distance of the stage is much more expensive!