Women's sports: Nobody cares.

Men's sports: More interesting by nature.

• "Safe but still in Albuquerque": You can see what she's getting at.

• The first sentence in the fourth panel is probably the most transparent example of 'oops-this-document-might-turn-up-in-discovery-someday' which you'll ever read…

"…in any way."

This is why we can't have nice things:

https://twitter.com/scottlincicome/status/1401171052135436292

Sixclaws, I don't get it. There are perfectly good reasons why we want our food from clean, certified sources. (For an example of what we DON'T want, as a rule, think of the "wet markets.")

And, in a similar vein, just because wild mushroom pickers (who often supply high-end restaurants) may be poor doesn't give them the right to pick in polluted areas - such anywhere near a highway.

Or, for that matter, in many suburban areas, given the pesticide run-off from lawns.

(Just to clarify, I meant that even when your supply is short, it's still clearly wrong to provide your clients with polluted goods.)

Incredibly grim story on Twitter via Fraser of Toronto.

Maybe wait until your most recent meal has settled in.

Part 1

Part 2 (note beach photo)

(Lenona, I read the Six link as a story of regulatory capture.)

Ayup! What Crid said.