The sound of pampered white ladies complaining at the returns checkout at the BB&B on 60th is awkwardly something that just fills me with joy. their completely delusional requests, refusal to understand basic logic, and inherit belief their concerns are better dealt with by someone higher up is hilarious.

The "Google Glass" ad—which I put in quotes because it's not really an ad for Glass—is also horrifying and chilling.

yeah my thoughts exactly

I kinda like it too. Looks like she just needs a few violet-based shampoos to get rid of the brass, although that is probably just due to the lighting in the pic.

Unpopular Opinion: I actually really like Kim's hair like this.

IT IS REALLY NOT COOL TO GET SPIKE INVOLVED IN THIS MESS, KARA.

Fuck no. Rogen's a BC native, he'd be shaming his countrymen if he put tobacco in his joints.

I have such a ladyboner for Seth Rogen, oh my fucking lord. I don't care if my bedsheets smelled like the inside of Cheech Marin's lungs for a month, I'd climb that like a tree.

THAT VIDEO! I haven't cackled like that in forever. I'm also not going to be able to sleep for at least a week.

u comfy there in ur armchair bro?

Wow. Or they come from our therapists recognizing the environment we were subjected to while we're in there trying to pick up the pieces. Fuck you.

Except so much of the abuse endured from a narcissist is that your voice is stomped out. You are silenced repeatedly, because their word is always the most important. It is healing and therapeutic to reclaim your voice, and at first, it can be raw and abrasive. Because of course it is— they haven't had the privilege…

do people STILL not understand what contract riders are ACTUALLY for? the REAL purpose of these oddly specific riders is so that management can walk into a room and know weather or not the venue has actually read the whole contract.

cereal is way, way better when the milk is almond milk

Gaysian, I want to star this, because I think it's an important narrative, but that may be the saddest thing I've ever read. And I can't bring myself to do it. Just know you have my support.

An account of a gay Holocaust survivor, Pierre Seel details life for gay men during Nazi control. In his account he states that he participated in his local gay community in the town of Mulhouse. When the Nazis gained power over the town his name was on a list of local gay men ordered to the police station. He obeyed…

Well I can't wait for this movie to come out, so I can stop hearing about it. I haven't read the book, but I already feel like I know the whole plot.

I'm saying don't support the film. Terrible film. Romanticises abuse. Don't support the film.