They’re all complicit. Even the books that came out at the time were of a similar nature - someone who had been cast out of the kingdom pretending they were never on board with the stuff they didn’t speak out against. And most of them went right back to supporting Trump as soon as it became apparent his voters didn’t…

Let’s not forget this is the guy who said he let the air out of a colleague’s tires so she would be stranded, so he could offer her a ride:

Disagree, it’s not even close. This is far more hilarious for several reasons.

If everyone who claimed they were supposed to be on the hijacked planes on 9/11 actually were, the Twin Towers would still be standing because the planes couldn’t take off with thousands of passengers.

You may want to sit down for this, but no one has a right to an acting career. Due process is for people facing criminal charges, since those can lead to being fined, imprisoned, or even being executed by the state.

So I clicked on that Newsweek story to see Junior’s racist emails, but couldn’t get past this part:

One month later, he was caught on camera punching an elderly man over shots of whisky in Ireland.

I remember first reading about it in Thomas “Hollywood” Henderson’s autobiography Out of Control, where he said the white people in Texas were puzzled by the disappearance (to cookouts and other celebrations) by the Black population of the state every Juneteenth. Of course, he used more colorful language.

“Synchronicity II” should be much higher imo and “Every Breath You Take” is #1 unless you’re just being contrarian. There’s a reason it’s the most played song in radio history.

I don’t see how “they/them” as a singular pronoun for a person of unspecified gender is all that confusing. The sentence you quoted clearly has Lovato as the main subject, and the first reference to them clearly mentions their nonbinary identification - more importantly, it comes before the use of the only other…

I think labeling them transphobes and homophobes is 100% accurate. Their hate is motivated by fear of anything that doesn’t fit neatly into their spectacularly narrow worldview. And phobias, by definition, are irrational. 

“I’m gonna wear a mask on stream to hide my face, and then I’ll do a huge long buildup to when I reveal my face, and when internet assholes inevitably tell me to put the mask back on (because that’s the lowest hanging fruit of a joke to make) I’ll make a new video about it and get a custom made mask and...”

It absolutely sucks that he got bullied but I still think this is all part of publicity. My kids watch his and his friends’ videos so I saw the original face reveal and he’s a pretty typical looking dude, neither super handsome nor ugly. He’s much more likely to get recognized and harassed in public wearing a custom…

Well, $500K to him is like $20 to any of us, so yeah.

The point is that she didn’t get the role because she was considered unfuckable...so they were looking for a 16 year old potentially being cast in a father-daughter road trip comedy to BE fuckable.

Nah, Pratt doesn’t strike me as the type to be that obvious, plus he was married to Anna Faris at the time. My guess would be someone like Matthew Perry.

I love how President Biden is (in the minds of MAGA morons) simultaneously a dementia-addled puppet reading off of cue cards and a criminal mastermind overseeing an international money laundering ring of pedophiles.

48 here and my overweight ass looks 10 years younger than him as well. I saw that picture on the left without a caption and wouldn’t have recognized him in a million years without the replies. At first I thought it was 67 year old Bryan Cranston, except I wouldn’t expect him to say anything as idiotic as that.

*cheated dozens if not hundreds of times, with both willing and unwilling partners

Ha! Upon zooming in I see you’re spot on - what looks like peach fuzz from a distance becomes a $5000 dermatology bill!