The debate made me really afraid for my parents. They're not much younger than either and now I'm thinking they'll need a lot more help a lot sooner than I realize.

I was nervous before mine, but it wasn't bad at all. The worst part was the slight pinch in my balls when they gave me the local anesthetic. It took about fifteen minutes, and I walked out just fine.

I sat on the couch all weekend and watched action movies which was awesome. Ibuprofen was more than enough for the pain, and I was able to do light house work in a couple days.

Get some reviews of doctors in your area, but I would definitely recommend getting one if you don't want any kids.

If my kid spiked their hair and started living in a collective and spending their days doing direct action and mutual aid I'd be so fucking proud.

Oh man a version of Wolverines set in a city where punks fight the Russians would be awesome

His husband says it's more like "Buddha-judge."

As one of his constituents I approve this message.

I like Pete but his name is a problem. It has the word butt in it, and is pronounced like "booty judge."

Great guy, unfortunate name.

Every election for the rest of our lives is the most important election of our lives.

I agree but it's getting fucking exhausting.

I've said it before and I'll say it again: Show real people who have been helped by Biden's policies in the commercials.

People don't trust institutions anymore. They don't trust authority anymore. But put a real person in front of them and there's a chance a plurality won't call them paid actors and will understand that things are getting better.

I'm not just noticing it now. I'm just reminded of it every four years and it makes me sad.

I'm old enough to remember when the League of Women Voters ran these debates, and candidates had more than two minutes to answer a complex question.

You best start believing in failing empires: You're in one.

The quiet/decent ones all claim to be Canadian