Sadly, not for much longer when they get all their funding yanked

“Hold my beer...”

She needs to stop insulting Sesame Street, a valuable program that provides factual information to the public.

Lol, have you met America?

three choices: insist there was no collusion, insist collusion isn’t a crime, or insult the people interviewing them.

Where are the Walter Cronkites of yesteryear?

“Just so we’re clear everyone, four words...” and then she says six words. Fucking perfect.

Kellyanne - When you say, “Collusion? No. We don’t have that yet,” it implies that we will eventually. You might want to refrain from using “yet” in future bullshit sessions.

Someone should just create an interview bot to fill in for Kellyanne Conway and the not quite a Nazi, but wishes he were guy. Gorka’s could just repeat variations of “Donald Trump is an alpha male. I am an alpha male. Our penises are like locomotives made of gorillas”. It would save everyone a lot of time and energy.

I am an Old at age 40 and I loved the Seattle season. Irene was snarky and quick witted, so it was a bummer when she left, which was absolutely framed by the show as being because of the Lyme disease. It’s true that in those early years of reality television, we all thought we were watching heavily edited real…

They didn’t have to show either one. They didn’t. Will Bachelor in Paradise show the controversial sex situation that closed down production? Just because they have something in the can doesn’t mean they have to broadcast it. She read Stephen because he needed to be read. MTV is who outed him. Well, them and the fact…

That means the genre was six years old, so it was VERY new. At the time, everyone who watched thought it was unvarnished reality. We all knew it was heavily edited, but no one who watched those first seasons thought the participants were being manipulated by the producers. Hell, I have a sister who is a dedicated…

The entire annoying op-ed read like one big “look at how worldly, upper-class and educated I am compared to my unnamed friend!” brag. Basically the worst.

I have experienced both sides. Poor white from Rural Texas but who happened to be smart. I ended up getting knocked up at 17 and became a single mom on welfare. I started volunteering for DSHS in the mornings to obtain job skills and volunteered afternoons at a daycare to pay for the morning’s volunteering. I got my…

Please, please, PLEASE tell me he packed Rice Krispies.

I suggest you read the article linked in the first sentence, then come back and read this one.

This is especially hilarious to me since I grew up in an area with a history of large agricultural communities, made up mostly of Italian families that were looked down on for being uneducated, low-class, and catholic breeders. Soprasatta was ethnic food.

I’m fluent in carbs. It’s a bullshit phrase. Striata is basically a long stretched bread. Baguette is... basically a long stretched bread.

What’s amusing is that, as a commenter on the original article pointed out, there are plenty of working-class people of Italian heritage in this country who have a pretty firm grasp of “pomodoro,” “soppresatta,” and the like.

Suggesting an alternative place to eat for somebody who isn’t comfortable isn’t weird. Assuming they aren’t comfortable because they aren’t as educated as you and telling that to the country is weird.