This feels of viral marketing. BTW, that guy reminds me of some one....

Can I upgrade to a chimichanga?

He’d been saving up that $470 for an English class at Phoenix University.

It also seems like a restriction on free expression as well, to boot.

Oedipus-el

Very insightful, Kevin. Beautifully done.

I was Charlie Brown till they took my dog. I didn’t become a Marcie till I got married. She and her children were the family, now grown, and I became invisible. The dog got more love and care than I did.

Very sad.

The History of Oatking!

“Oatking”?

You become ugly from the inside out, until you kick a 14 year old boy in the testicles. You refused to set boundaries and to enforce them, kept the anger to yourself instead of releasing it before it became dangerous.

I had merely assumed that, in a desperate pro-ana attempt to lose weight for the holidays, she’d had both legs amputated.

He got off light.

Legitimate, but it’s an act of horrific violence that is being used as a tired trope for lazy writers. It’s something some people never come back from, all too often thrown around as a cheap plot device.

“American Idol”, for example.

Um...these guys don’t look like a married couple. They look more like they might be a mother and her failure to launch son. Fact check?

I missed that sidebar of “The Repo Code”.

That’s what happens when you s$!t the bed.

SNL has done the occassoinal meta opening. The ending of the cold opening fit the bill too.

It’s “Imposter Syndrome” on a global scale. “South Park”, believe it is not has been following this very idea.”