in 4th grade, whenever our teacher was going to teach us maps, he’d say “it’s map time!” and we’d all lie on the floor and pretend to go to sleep like he’d said “nap time” and it was HILARIOUS when we were 10.
in 4th grade, whenever our teacher was going to teach us maps, he’d say “it’s map time!” and we’d all lie on the floor and pretend to go to sleep like he’d said “nap time” and it was HILARIOUS when we were 10.
I bet you don't love her as much as jenelle Evans from teen mom 2.
Cocaine people are the fucking worst.
When an affectionate term like dear is used by a stranger/person in a position of power it always comes off as super condescending to me.
Kitchenette was amazing. http://wonkette.com/author/c-a-pin… is the link to the author of Behind Closed Ovens. He writes a similar weekly column for wonkette now.
I’m a litigator. Sometimes I’ll do oral argument before the Court and think, “shit, that felt like rambling. I bet I sounded so dumb. I must do better next time.” And then I get the transcript back and I’ve spoken eloquently throughout it. Comparatively, I imagine Palin is like “nailed it” after a speech and then…
That graph is really awkward to use. I can only hope interactive graph building becomes automated.
Mr. Robot was the best! How could you guys forget this? I mean I am so deeply offended about this incredible injustice on an end-of-year list of people’s opinions that aren’t exactly the same as mine.
Just off the top of my head these may be the reasons:
“hemispherism”
Those looking for some schadenfreude related to Papa John’s founder John Schnatter will just have to content themselves with the knowledge that his company’s pizza tastes like cardboard soaked in brackish tidewater topped with the dairy equivalent of a lanced boil.
Filming for Paul Bart: Mall Cop 3
I once accidentally kissed my dad on the lips goodbye when I was leaving in a train. It was horrible and gross.
The man even sucks at cheating on his diet! Fucking spumoni?!
He’s a black belt in Hulk Smash.
For maximum edge, I would have gone with sickle cell rather than diabetes, but otherwise, I loved the article.
You know, a weird thought just occurred to me: maybe, and hear me out on this one, but maybe they take high school football too seriously in Texas.