He's a talented singer/songwriter. Messy personal life. Your snark is ridiculous to me.

Lea DeLaria's photo... Is giving me LIFE without parole.

I believe GAP has nailed the new paradigm of seamless cross-platform touch points.

Grass always made me sneeze, but I loved Heaven and (later on) Blue.

Oof, someone took a class on buzzwords. Spoiler alert, it was Tricia Nichols. Synergy.

I used to rush home from school so I could catch it. I knew it was stupid and cheesy but I did not care one bit.

You know it's bad when you unintentionally sound like Douglas Reynholm: 'The glass ceiling is now a glass floor. The women are floating above it, and the men are just looking up at them'.

ur life sounds rly hard

I'm not a photographer, so I don't know how lighting works. If they use less light, does that make other dark areas darker, like under the eyes for instance?

That's from the episode where Ceecee told Coach and Schmidt that they could be models and made them take weird pictures.

it's a slightly disengenuous statement though. The editors and photographers are hardly Unaware the lights can wash out darker skin tones. They manipulate this tool when they want too, and correct it when it's convenient to them as well, when it evokes the appropriate level of mystique or exoticism for their fashion…

she looks awks dancing always

i personally think she's one of those people who gets really drunk & then start serving truth bombs to everyone.

He already knows that he has a weird walk.

Why fuss over clothing when a trash bag will cover you just fine?

I genuinely cannot believe that people are making such a fuss over the fact that Budweiser made an ad that will appeal to people who drink Budweiser, and that made fun of people who call it terrible and garbage and who were never going to drink it anyway.

InBev brews fucking Shock Top.

Why fuss over food that tastes delicious? Just eat gruel! It is simple and trailer park folk like yourself can afford it!

Possibly my most favorite part about this whole dumb thing is that if you go on the brewery tour at Anheuser-Busch, they will call attention, at one point, to an antique chandelier they have hanging in one part of their facility.