I do get that. But I also believe that people are trying hard to be freaked out. We can't have a conversation about a tv show without people running to be the first who shouted "Offended!".

Noup, sorry. I think that character did what he did because he could see past her being mean... So he proceeded to act not because he wanted retribution but because he understood she being mean was robbing her being with the guy she wanted to be.

I know, I know... I'm writing to you now and that goes against your request. But, if I may be frank I wasn't planning to... I wasn't being literal when I told you you got me interested.

It's the no, is it? A few people think to believe that because a sound is made, a word is written, things will stop from happening. If you say no, then my view doesn't exist anymore. If a fictional characters says no, then a sad kiss will be avoided.

Your nervousness is starting to get me interested. Please, elaborate and let's see if we can shoo it away. Unless your feel comfortable feeling nervous, of course.

I could agree with that, since to me both things are related to her pride. But then, a couple episodes back she wanted Louie to be her rebound, didn't she?

You can rationalize that because you're an observer. I honestly don't think that most of us are able to see things clearly when feelings and needs are involved.

It could also be about the difference of talking about something in a completely uninvolved way and how much different things are when you're on the spot. A contrast between lucid stand up bits on which he always knows best and the clumsiness of the character day to day fictional life.

The bit was the exact same one he did on SNL the last time he was there, only on a different rhythm, much more ragged and less over-polished-for-net-TV.

Especially if you're a fully functioning adult

What about dirt covering the road surface? Rubber layered by tires just by rolling is going to be a huge problem for this setup.

It was distasteful on several levels, to some of which I already pointed. Such an A+ on reading comprehension such as yourself surely didn't miss them.

I guess if you edit everything distasteful out of her post, we can agree she comes out looking like a nice girl.

My claim is based on the fact that she implies a teenager killed himself over the blowjob she refused to perform. Her words, not mine. She's the one choosing those images and bringing them together. Not me.

That guy was the one blaming and by the looks of it, it totally worked. Why? Because waffles isn't a nice person now that she's a fully grown up, so go figure what kind of being was she back when her brain was still in-development.

Lots of things. But then, I'm not the one that fails to recognize that you owe the rest of the world some decency and common courtesy or that you can still be a terrible person while being perfectly entitled to say "no".

If nobody owes you anything, then what are you venting about? Is it forbidden to write your name? You're not to blame for the poor decisions of a teenager, that part sounds about right. But then you seem to believe that a piece of paper made you the center of that particular story.

Máté Petrány is not what I would expect to read after "Most 'Murican".

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Many people experience something called "naive realism,"