Oh how I long for the days of Daphne and Bouncer’s dreams!

Plus, four of the men in the photo got their break on TDS just like she did. It would have been so easy to work her in as the next big thing.

What’s it like being “that guy”?

Thats a lot of words to say a lot of stupid pointless shit.

Did we gloss over the fact that Professor Privacy thinks that John Lennon being theoretically open to banging a dude as “criminal”?

Well, don’t write comments about trying to control people into not saying what they want and I won’t call you out on it.

Very much so.

Lennon was a progressive guy, but the times were way different. If anyone knew how he truly felt, it would be his woman.

The Jennifer Lawrence essay is pretty good, y’all. I kind of expected it to be whiny, but she kept it pretty real. I know everyone is all disillusioned with her schtick, but she did good here. And I can’t honestly think of a time where she’s done particularly wrong apart from maybe being too silly. So I’m just gonna…

Right, I vaguely recall them doing pretty well at the last Commonwealth Games.

“Too soon?” Lennon was killed 35 years ago, when Carter was still President, MTV didn’t exist, and gas was $0.65/gallon.

Jamaica is part of the Commonwealth.

unless they bailed on the Commwealth since last summer, yes, they are.

The dead can’t change their mind.

Yoko didn’t need her living husband’s permission to talk either.

Saying that your husband was open to banging a dude who he finds attractive enough to fulfill his enormously high standards is not criminal nor is saying so fulfilling an agenda.

I’ve never not loved a Man Booker Prize winning novel. Those folks on the committee just seem to get me.

It’s one thing if a random stranger speaks for the dead but his wife? She, of all people would’ve known what he wanted/would’ve thought about the subject.

I never can tell with Yoko whether she is serious or not.

Definitely. Even Stabler’s aggression seems really outrageous now. Obviously cops still behave that way but I'd find it really hard to view him as a hero figure.