Yeah, this is exactly how I scratch my arm when my arms are crossed, because it’s easier to just reach my index finger over to scratch it. The second I looked at the picture I knew exactly what she was doing, and my arm started itching.

Or maybe her arm itches.

Yes you can. You have no idea how many Asians stereotype that “lao hei”(African Americans) will rob you and con you any chance they get, and that white people are stupid, cheap, and fat. This is the case even in my very Westernized family. Look, I get what you think you know, but you couldn’t be more wrong, especially…

Ask yourself this: what if a white guy made the same jokes about Asian women? Would people defend his actions? I personally don’t think the reaction would be nearly as forgiving, which is racism, no matter what race they are.

James Gunn gets fired for it. Jeong doesn’t. She shouldn’t get a pass just for being a PoC, which I also happen to be.

While I agree that NKato’s comment adds nothing to the conversation (like, what the hell does it have to do with anything?), I wouldn’t call it xenophobic.

1. It takes a few years to go from an insurance claim to filing a court Complaint, which is usually when these things are picked up because they become public record. In Florida, it’s usually when the SOL is about to run (so 4 years), and Google shows 2 years in Texas for PI civil.

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After the fifth minute of staring at the nipple, I transcended and looked past the nipple...then I was stuck staring at the ball.

Why is that ball behind headgear woman’s hand?

Or, you know, just put the cheese inside the patty.

I’ve played female avatars in the past, and I usually just say I’m a dude to people propositioning me. Except one guy whose first language obviously wasn’t English. Guy tries to flirt with me, so I’m like, “Hey sorry man, I’m a dude...” *confusion* “I’m a guy...” *more confusion* “I have a wiener...” *more confusion*…

That force pull scene was one of the most WTF and forced scenes I’ve ever seen. The tone of the whole movie was wacky.

Sinister or not, wouldn’t that make this film brilliant, considering how successful it was at its goal?

I didn’t feel like the nuclear fallout was the point of the film, though. It was actually the story of Seita’s pride and youth killing his sister and, eventually, himself, set against the backdrop of nuclear fallout. I don’t think it’s the masterpiece that other people think it is (in this genre I preferred Barefoot…

...GameStop in St. Marys, Georgia

That is the best kind of wacky.

Who calls in the false reports? The cops or the swatter? No calls, no cops with guns show up to these locations.

Where’s my man Equanimeous St. Brown? He’s part porn star, part Civil Rights symbol.

Not only that. Even if the pedestrian is a stationary object, shouldn’t the car avoid the stationary object? I mean, I usually don’t drive towards fire hydrants because they’re stationary.