I envy men who can wear fancy hats.

This is delightful. Also accurate.

My thoughts on male rompers. It’s an old but very fitting viral video.

Comey screwed Clinton’s presidential bid, hard, but I’m beginning to get the feeling he was misled or somehow strung into doing that. He really doesn’t seem like a partisan hack.

Pro-tip: Calling people by nicknames that they neither use nor have invited you to use comes across as sleezy used car salesman tactics at best, and presumptuous and passive-aggressive at worst.

Did Trump...make a kissy face at him?

This is like what I do when I’m drunk at a bar and don’t feel like talking to a random guy. I either try to hide behind someone taller than me or act like they’re talking to one of my friends. It never works. I always get found out.

This is so funny it almost makes me like James Comey. It’s a confusing feeling.

6-foot-8 dude hiding in the curtains, or anywhere for that matter. This has to be a script for a political farce, but I ain’t laughing.

We all wish we could avoid the trump.

Did anyone else not realize he’s SIX FOOT EIGHT?! I am legitimately flabbergasted.

Hey Comey, it could have been worse:

I totally can agree on some points. But maybe I had a different interpretation of the piece. But I didn’t get the feeling that the writer or stripper felt sole act of stripping is what makes one a feminist. Because that’s obviously not true.

I go to strip clubs also. So I guess I’ll just go on continuing to objectify women, seeing them as sexual “things” then.

I sure as shit don’t care what they think or want, all I care about is the women. They make good money and support themselves. I’m not saying stripping is feminist, I’m just saying being a stripper doesn’t preclude you from being a feminist.

I believe you can admire the female body and still see her as a human being, and not as an object who’s sole reason for being is for your sexual pleasure.

It has it’s moments, but I feel like all of Kat Dennings lines are delivered with a wink wink nudge nudge to the audience like she’s doing some vaudeville act. Also I’m kind of surprised they’ve been getting away with Han Lee character.

I liked the concept of Two Broke Girls when it initially came out. Plus I adore Kat Dennings. But that show sucks at humor is offensively mocking without being clever about it. So I bowed out after the first season. Especially because Kat Dennings is way too good for the show...though I don’t begrudge her being on it…

I have never even been able to get through 5 minute of BBT. It is just stereotypes set to a laugh track. Then again, everything on CBS is a stereotype set to a laugh track.

Easy, it’s not your taste. That’s okay, I don’t like Drag Race but all my friends do. It’s okay to like different things.