As I recall, Pitchfork called his Sermon on the Mount “infantile and repetitive”, ultimately giving it a 5.8.

Some of the worst fan behaviour I’ve witnessed has been with the author Neil Gaiman. He’s on Tumblr, and actually fairly active, to the point where he answers a lot of the fan questions that come his way. (He answered one of mine, which was quite nice.) Some of them are perfectly respectful, but I’ve seen people hurl…

There’s a throwaway exhange in the first Men In Black film that I find myself thinking about often:

“Billy Joel’s right. I can’t think of a single other artist who checks all these boxes.”

Isn’t “Anton” his middle name?

I just try to avoid engaging with people I admire and it works out fine. 

I am a massive Lady Gaga fan. I’ve seen her live 18 times and will be happily purchasing tickets to her next tour whenever that may be. I would never, in a million years, ever think about doing anything like what Swift’s fans did here. This is just a gross invasion of privacy. I also don’t understand what they are…

Fan is shorthand for fanatic. They’ll never chill the fuck out

Again dipshit, they were Conservatives and ran to the Rep party once Nixon and team sold the southern strategy. You’re too fucking stupid to even know anything but the same parrot point you recycle like a toddler learning to speak.

Just end yourself.

I hate making fun of people’s names, but I see “Braison” and think “braising”.

“Some days the feed will be horrible and depressing again, but others it will show me people I want to match with.”

Evolution didn’t make us that way. Get out there are find a mate the traditional way.

It seems to me that someone can only become fanatical like this if the circumstances allow it. I don’t know that I have the words to describe it accurately, but there’s a certain kind of psychological or emotional grounding that someone has to lack in order to become fanatical. If your emotional needs are being met, an…

It is the job of every individual human to be a good, caring and kind person, but the reason we have governments and laws is because often we are not.

That will NEVER happen unfortunately. 

Does Taylor Swift bear any responsibility for her fans encroaching on a friend’s special day?

Well this was a depressing read. Every basic human need must be monetized. 

I feel incredibly lucky. On day one of being on Hinge I found my absolute soulmate (was her first day too). We’re getting married next month and we couldn’t be happier!

I miss the old OKC, where you could just filter down to what you’re looking for, and browse, had long form q+a, and was very poly friendly. (it’s now basically an even worse tinder).

You must be a Twin Cities guy. I’ve heard nasty things about Har Mar Superstar well before the most public accusations came out. Not sure which came first between his harassing ways and his onstage schtick, but apparently they’re one and the same. Onstage, people (used to) think it’s funny, but I hope people react…