Hahahahaha, that's great.

Jesus. Seriously Sterling, just shut your big fucking piehole already.

http://www.cnn.com/2....html?hpt=hp_c2

http://www.huffingto..._n_5311319.html

Cunt. Not surprising.

That guy's not unhinged at all.

Another doosh, Shaq.

http://www.huffingto..._n_5233441.html

Sarah Palin: 'Waterboarding Is How We'd Baptize Terrorists' If I Were In Charge

This realtor should be shot at dawn:

 

http://www.redfin.co...4/home/16976086

Why?

Hahaha, Stewart slays me. He makes cons look so stupid every time & he does it so easily, it's not hard to do.

The Missouri House Wants to Impeach Governor Jay Nixon Over Gays and Guns

Best of luck to them.

The woman is as old as dirt, is it really surprising she'd have this archaic view about women, pay & marriage? She has no concept that there are many women out there, myself included, who have absolutely no interest in getting married. But I suppose now she'll be the poster child for the Repubs come this next election.

http://www.huffingto..._n_5154150.html

I fucking swear all the time & I don't give a goddamn shit. Seriously.

If this rancher were instead say a community garden, the cons would be up in arms. Too liberal for them. It's the Obama administration, of course they're supporting the guy.

Off to North Korea get thee!

http://www.rawstory....a-than-the-u-s/

Haha, that chick really whipped that hard. Pretty good aim, that was close.

Who's saying anything about tolerance? Are we actively seeking to ban gencon or world of warcraft or gaming of any kind? No, we're simply saying we think those people are strange, end of story. Nice try though at trying to paint us as intolerant. Fail, as usual.

I'm gonna agree with this list. Especially Barbarella, Mommie Dearest & Xanadu. I've seen all of these, except Flash Gordon, lol.

http://www.huffingto..._b_4510897.html

They are. 

 

I also don't understand these kids who dress up and do the 'con' events. When I was young like that, I wanted to go dancing all night, meet girls and get laid. Not dress up like a cartoon character and walk around a convention center. 

Me too. Ever need to find me? Go to Eso's, that's where I was 99.9% of the time. I worked at a hotel downtown years ago & there was some gen con like convention going on. I was in the lounge & heard two people talking to each other but I couldn't figure out what they were saying. I move in closer. I was like, what the fuck language are they speaking? Turns out they were speakiing in some made up klingon type tongue.....no lie. Back away slowly....

Gamers are totally weird.

I simply cannot understand why people haven't beaten the living tar out of those jags. I would expect that to happen....I'd even support it.

 

No Paternity in Baseball? What It Says About Manhood

By Allison Linn

 

The decision by the New York Mets' Daniel Murphy to take a short paternity leave — and the backlash he faced for it — are about more than just a few games of baseball.

Experts say the hubbub also is a sign of a new battle brewing over gender stereotypes — among dads.

 

"It's a knockdown, drag-out battle about what it means to be a good man and a good father," said Joan C. Williams, who runs the Center for WorkLife Law at the University of California Hastings College of the Law.

 

Murphy, who plays second base for the Mets, received a verbal lashing from some radio talk show hosts when he chose to miss two games for the birth of his son, using Major League Baseball's paternity leave policy.

 

One sportscaster, former NFL quarterback Boomer Esiason, went so far as to say Murphy should have told his wife to schedule a C-section so Murphy could show up for work when he was needed.

On Friday, Esiason apologized for suggesting that Murphy’s wife should have a C-section and conceded that his comments came off as insensitive.

 

Professional sports may be one of the manliest of jobs, but researchers say that kind of thinking — if not that kind of talking — is pretty common in other workplaces as well.

 

Brad Harrington, executive director of the Boston College Center for Work & Family, noted that when men choose family over work, it's one of the few areas where men stand to get penalized more than women.

 

Other researchers agree.

 

"Women who take leave...are seen as bad workers but good mothers," Williams said. "The men are often seen as bad workers and losers as men."

 

That definition of masculinity is changing among a younger generation of dads, Williams said. But for many of the men who are those new dads' bosses, being a good dad has traditionally meant being a good worker and provider. It makes sense that any shift in that definition of being a good dad would leave some older men feeling defensive, because their own identities as dads are at risk, she said.

 

"The older men have a lot to prove that there's only one way into the big leagues," Williams said. "If you're serious about the game, you miss your children's childhoods."

 

On Thursday, Murphy responded to the criticism by saying it was the right decision for his family.

 

Experts say that Murphy may have felt more emboldened to use his employer's paternity leave policy than a low-wage worker, or one who just endured a spate of unemployment because of the weak economy.

 

Continued: http://www.nbcnews.c...-manhood-n71426

 

One of these days, certain men will man up & be comfortable with their sexuality.

Yeah,

Hobby Lobby Invested In Numerous Abortion And Contraception Products While Claiming Religious Objection

 

http://www.documentc...g-plan-for.html

Yeah, I posted this on my FB wall this morning. I just had to smirk, christian hypocrites. What a surprise.

Thanks for posting this. I just listened to it at work, it's totally soothing.