That obviously factors in to its attractiveness to other whites.

And where were black people before the 50s and 60s? Not in "hoods", so...a separate dimension called ahistoria?

Of course. Racism is about how white people feel.

hey. that shirt's not for you

It's really weird that he has an (north?) American accent while using noticeably non-American phrasings. Like calling a bathroom a "toilet" and complementing the smell on being "super menthol".

Can you please not put Deadspin stuff on the Gawker home page?

That film is fascinating. Despite being an ad, it follows the 1950s dichotomy of the way suburban dads are portrayed on TV vs film (including Goofy, who was more scandalously boorish than Ward Cleaver).

Will do, Matt Hardigree. Thanks.

We're all rooting for you, Afghan Bruce Lee.

Wha?? Someone who doesn't take the white supremacist article of faith for granted?? Single parent homes! Not only is that self-evidently a moral failing (for some reason) but it's clearly the result of black inferiority (somehow). Everyone I know knows that.

Ok... if that's the way you want to spin that thing's absence in The States.

it's a test. if you keep hacking, the game is still playable, just hard, but if you give in and buy, the difficulty ramps up so that it's nearly impossible to continue later on without paying again.

Hahaha! Sorry, thanks for this explanation, it's just funny how illustrative it is of how bewildering racism is to people. People don't understand that it's fundamentally about respect for other people, and at best see avoiding discrimination as a mystifying set of "rules" that you have to keep up with. These…

Nah, it's more that women are uniquely and utterly dismissive about the couple of things about men that are completely unalterable and yet often held as the primary arbiters of their worth as men, and that the heartlessness exhibited in this comment is actually the normal attitude with which women share these…

right, but now you can

Uh, you're...you're not going to see that happen

Thank you agent rockstar

Not Adventure Time. Or even more on the nose, Peace on Earth.

it doesn't matter how varied the surface premises where. they were technically crippled (due to the lack of Korean labor I guess) and lacked the narrative and comedic sophistication of the later cartoons. Fangface is forgotten for a reason; there's no reason to rewatch that stuff except for nostalgia. Animaniacs,…

no that's from the 90s. 70s animation wasn't even good enough on a theatrical level to look like that: