One time a guy motioned for me to take out my headphones, looking concerned. Upon removing them, I found out he thought I would be happier if I smiled more. I had been listening to a podcast about sexual trauma.
One time a guy motioned for me to take out my headphones, looking concerned. Upon removing them, I found out he thought I would be happier if I smiled more. I had been listening to a podcast about sexual trauma.
Did you see her instagram stories this weekend of her and her friends opening a bottle of wine with a nail and hammer because they forgot a wine key??? I love her so freaking much; that’s exactly the kind of representation I want in Congress.
The fact that this judge thinks there’s actually an argument to be heard here is, frankly, frightening.
This absolutely warrants nastiness. The fact that the First Amendment does not guarantee *this particular dude* the absolute right to have *this particular speech* heard by *this particular woman* is so absolutely clear it can be dismissed on the pleadings. This judge’s actions are appalling.
I’m so sorry this happened to you. Kudos for getting in a zinger about his crappy BP. If it helps, I’ve started pretending I’m deaf and make the sign.
It's mostly a man thing.
I'm so sorry you were attacked. I'm glad you have a loving husband who respects women.
I did once have a guy pull out my headphone to talk to me, chastising me for ‘ignoring him’; it was beyond shocking, and me realise that I’d somehow become used to guys interrupting me ‘normally’. Most recently, I was explaining to my partner why the wine was labelled vegan, and a guy leaned over to REPEAT EXACTLY…
It sounds like the judge should try being a woman for a week. He might figure it out. I’m 58 years old. For the most part I look 58 years old. I’m physically disabled. Yesterday I was at Costco and got a hotdog when I was done shopping. I sat at the first table to eat, and parked my cart at the end of the table. A guy…
This doesn’t warrant nastiness. The most likely options are that (1) the judge wants a full and airtight record so there won’t be room for appeal, or (2) the judge genuinely doesn’t understand Twitter because he’s 85.
The more I hear about the minutia of her life as a congresswoman, the more I fucking want to hug her and give her wine.
woah woah WOAH! You do know that if you say the words ‘Elizabeth Hasselbeck’ three times she appears and comes back to haunt us.
I just saw that somewhere else and wondered why they didn’t mention it. The tattoo bit in particular!
Major props to that woman for that question. I have occasionally dreamed of confronting certain show runners at panels, and it was deeply satisfying to watch somebody actually do it.
I totally was ready for Charlie’s death. Ever since the beginning of this season.
He (Robbie) was in Hall H during the panel yesterday according to his twitter so hopefully he at least got the satisfaction of watching his boss get torn to shreds over it.
Oh wow, I did not know that. That makes me EVEN sadder.
You forgot to mention that the audience started BOOING him when he tried the garbage “that’s where the story took us” excuse.
Killing Charlie was a mistake. Killing Bobby was a HUGE mistake. Killing Kevin was probably a mistake.
as a longtime fan-turned-disgruntled-viewer of supernatural this question and the stammering response was like music to my ears.
also “we go where the story takes us:”