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Surviving the World comic by Dante Shepherd. Text reads: “If it is harder and scarier for you to explain to your children why some people love each other than for you to explain to your children why some people should be treated less than equal, you’re doing it wrong.” Beside the picture, Dante stands with his three-week old baby in his arms, pretending to be lecturing it.
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Surviving the World comic by Dante Shepherd. Text reads: “If it is harder and scarier for you to explain to your children why some people love each other than for you to explain to your children why some people should be treated less than equal, you’re doing it wrong.” Beside the picture, Dante stands with his three-week old baby in his arms, pretending to be lecturing it.
Scary Thoughts on Sid the Kid.
You know, I love Sid. I think he’s an amazing hockey talent, that’s clear. After this series, after yesterday, I’ve started to have some scary thoughts about him.
Nobody tells you that a traumatic brain injury can change your personality. Or erode your coping skills. Or create a mental health issue that wasn’t present beforehand — but those long term symptoms are very real, and commonly ignored.
I’m not saying this has definitely happened to Sid, but his post game presser was so painful. So vindictive. So immature. So un-Sid.
I just hope he’s got people around him monitoring him for this kind of stuff, because you’re never out of the woods with concussions. Ever.
Are there things that the Brits love more than double acts? I mean I approve, but I can’t think of American equivalents of any of these guys.
- Britain: Excuse Me
- Mexico: Perdon
- Italy: Permesso
- France: Pardon
- Canada: Sorry
- Australia: OI CUNT MOVE
