Yea, still not the same.

You weren't born "just" to pay bills. You still have to pay 'em, but after that, go do something with your life.

That man would have gotten a second date. :)

I also use to work in costumer service. For what we were paying, we did have very high standards, but I also had the opportunity to call interviews based on their resume/application. So perhaps I saw few unemployable young people because they got cut out of the running based on their resume.

...because everyone's gotta eat

^^^^THIS^^^^

Ha ha, not so much thought. It was a time when men were suppose to be manly and protect the venerable. No judgement eitherway, just laying out the cultural expectations.

They sound so done... again!?

There is a reason "let extinction happen" is an unpopular opinion.
1. Humans have destroyed the natural order where extinction kept us in balance. Now the rate of extinction increases exponentially each decade.
2. As most grade school kids know, it's really not a food chain, it's a food web. Species are all connected. So when you lose too many, the ecosystem breaks down. With it go the trees and the quality of the water supply.
3. As we lose species diversity, we will lose new cures for disease. Humans find treatments in the unique properties of plans and animals all over the globe.
4. If humans manage to survive in a world with shrinking species diversity, we will be left with pigeons and rats and squirrels.

LO Luvs, just because I cook a lot and curse like a sailor, it doesn't make me Gordon Ramsey.

The post doesn't "suggest" it "demonstrates" that trombonists are goofy

true story

I just can't handle such a high art form

Working with all women changes the dynamic drastically. I find it exhausting... though I'm sure some male dominated groups could be equally taxing.
- Either way, no matter how intelligent your group is. If you come from largely the same background (regardless of race) you miss out on an alternate perspective. Which I would think would be important for Huffington Post.