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Everyone should go on twitter and read some of the tweets under the #YesAllWomen hashtag from this past week, and you will quickly see that women have every right to hate all of us men. The whole premise is that while "not all men" are bad, misogynists, etc, "Yes all women" suffer at the hands...

And furthermore, I dont think it says anywhere in the second amendment "the right to bear arms with no regulation".

I'm still trying to wrap my head around why we can't even pass a universal background check law. It's pretty common sense to me. And if people are so concerned that their government only wants to pass the law so they can document gun owners and take all the guns, maybe they should consider...

I don't know how to respond to this without getting all worked up about how much I hate guns and the NRA so Im just going to leave it. I think this Onion article sums up America quite nicely. http://www.theonion.com/articles/no-way-to-prevent-this-says-only-nation-where-this,36131/

Haha no he doesn't but he's actually a friend of mine. I met him when he was here in October and we would be walking down the street and every block or 2 an argentine girl would ask to take his picture.

You should give yoga a shot. I think I'm a lot of what you described as well, but its a good chance to clear the head, and realize that the things I worry about sometimes are not worth worrying about.

haha, yes, was just thinking about how i cant wait to sleep without earplugs on tuesday night :)

Timely article on the difference between Mexican and Tex-Mex: http://www.seriouseats.com/2014/05/draft-tex-mex-and-mexican.html

I'm not really interested in the pole dancing, but I've always wanted to try out aerial, if you're ever doing anything in the park on the weekend!

It was really popular in the Detroit area too. Of course it was huge at the Michigan/MSU tailgates, but there were a few guys who ran big tournaments a few times a year in Detroit, in the park right in front of the iconic ruin porn abandoned train station. These were huge events with 128 team...

I'll prob make an appearance. I live around the corner and I think a good chunk of my friends will be there for the sunday party (details here, for those interested -- https://www.facebook.com/events/249541335252405/ ) . No need to save me a seat though as I'll likely wander a bit.

I've always said that everyone should wait tables at some point in their lives to see inside the inner workings of a restaurant, and how so often the waiter or waitress becomes an innocent victim that gets penalized when they themselves have done nothing wrong. Granted, it is a bit strange that...

I think you just no-show. The appointment seems to be the pre-req for someone to talk to you, but they probably wouldn't even know if you had an appointment and didn't show up for it. It's a madhouse in there.

practice is the most imperative piece of the puzzle. Im fortunate to be working with a large group of argentines who are speaking all day (it's not a quiet office - though I'm not sure such a thing exists here, but I prefer it loud and active anyway) and after 8-9 months, I'm doing well, in that...

wait, isn't the right to protest one of the main tenets of a democracy?

im a big fan of mate and the bitterness it provides (if youre going to add sugar, what's the point?) and i have to say I appreciate the ritual around it too. but maybe that's just me acting out on some repressed memories of the hyper germphobic united states of america or something.

As the resident Detroiter on this forum, I feel that I have to point out that this is an isolated incident and is not representative of the city as a whole (though, of course, it does have it's share of problems with crime). The Detroit situation was more appalling though, as it was an accident...

im in if there's room for 1 more

And there are many right wing american politicians who would agree with this judge, sadly.

hopefully trickle down justice works better than trickle down economics!