The creators of the show are also responsible for Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs and, of course, the Lego Movie. So yes, check it out.

They also explicitly make the point that the real Gandhi was a great person and that Clone Gandhi cracked under the pressure of being expected to live up to his works and his legacy. There’s a clear and separate demarcation between the actual Gandhi and the Clone High character.

At the risk of sounding all “heritage not hate”, not every person interested in Asatru is necessarily racist. In real life, Vikings were surprisingly progressive (for their time) traders and explorers who had plenty of non-violent, mutually beneficial interactions with other cultures. I’m a stranger in a (very)…

Sharing this with my makeup-obsessed dancer friend. Hilarious.

I have studied this quite extensively and have come to the conclusion that the “racist bone” must act much like the liver, only for racist ideas and imagery instead of toxins, because the people who admit that their body lacks the “racist bone” tend to say some dumb racist shit.

The taboo, judgement and humiliation are clearly a big part of it. Kinks are weird, man.

I’m only, like, 30-35% #4.

It’s like a weird social media Munchausen Syndrome. Victimhood has become something of a badge of honor that gives you a voice and gives you sympathy, and now there’s posers. It’s weird, and I say that as someone who’s a “survivor”.

Shinji... Are we the baddies?

I don’t know what Jenner’s take is on this specifically

She’s not in every episode, but every appearance of the Hormone Monstress (Maya Rudolph)  in Netflix’s Big Mouth is a highlight.

Well, sounds like the only person responsible for this is the man in the mirror.

Ironically - is this ironic? I’m not sure I can tell - Miranda rights are also named for a guy who incriminated himself after being arrested for the rape of a minor (among other things) because he didn’t know he could just... not incriminate himself.

Nope. No. Can sorta see what they were going for, but you just can’t name someone for the thing that brought their death. I wouldn’t want a plane called Ronnie van Zant, I wouldn’t want a car called The James Dean!, I would be very hesitant to get on a German train called the Anne Frank.

I’m sorry you have personal experience with this terrible scenario and I appreciate you sharing. I hope for the best for everyone involved in this story also, even though I acknowledge that it affects more people than it had to.

I’ve also dealt with depression and suicidal ideation for most of my life, including some very awkwardly frank discussion of it with some other kids at, like, 10, in woodshop, which I half remember for how embarrassed I felt half wondering where the fuck were the teachers? I was a messed up kid obsessed with death and…

Thank you for the input!

Ooo, that sounds good. I might pick up some watermelon and blueberries to add to my protein smoothie.

I’d have more sympathy if that other news story hadn’t JUST happened. An innocent died there too, there’s less than a week old precedent.

Who killed an innocent human being.