Same!! I feel like this reason would’ve saved humanity long ago. Telling the judge that she loses her spank bank would be a quick and efficient workaround. Although that makes for a very short season. 

“Olyphant’s delivery of his line to the annoyed Eleanor (“I don’t have a dog in this fight little lady, Im just lookin for clarity.”) is easily one of the biggest laughs of the series.”

This didn’t land for me at all as someone who’e never seen Justified. “One of the biggest laughs of the series”? Not even close.

Disagree. Suits is one credit among many tv and film gigs on her acting resume. She also founded a lifestyle website (before meeting Harry). Girl can hustle.

For starters, she said this about 9/11: “I had not the slightest emotional reaction. I thought, ‘This is a really strange art project.’ It was the most amazing sight in terms of sheer elegance.” She then said “‘I just felt like everyone was overreacting. People were going on about it. That part really annoyed me.’

Here’s a twist: I like Scorsese movies, and I also don’t give a fuck what he thinks about some of the other movies I like. There’s really no reason I should.

From the article:

[W]e’ve somehow arrived at a time where the most financially successful films of the era are defended not by paid professionals...

And save for a small few, his films are almost indistinguishable. Same cast, same character types, lead character narrator of his own story, different setting.

I don’t care for MCU movies per se, but it also drives me nuts that the “other side” of this discussion is a 77 year old man making his fourth or fifth movie about organized crime with the same cast. The conflict is between one type of 70s pop culture and another.

The best lettuce is iceberg because it has the least taste. It’s basically crunchy water. Good for filling out a skinny sandwich, but not much more.

The original thread on twitter has quite a few of those. The ‘well, actuallies’ vary, but I think my favorite has to be the ‘coaches do that to athletes all the time as a sign of camaraderie and to motivate, which is obviously what’s going on in the video’, oblivious to the fact that 1. he’s not a coach; 2. she’s not…

And then if someone dates to object, they'll say "Oh jeez, it was just a joke. Stop being so sensitive!" ( or some other passive aggressive b.s.)

You see the Brett Kava-nope expression on his face at 0:11, as he closes in for that killer move, guaranteed to make all his 55 year old bros high five. To him, her ass was a golden opportunity to be king of the kegger. It’s just locker room talk, with hands!

Dear lord, I read some of the Twitter comments and they are gross. There’s a lot of support, but also a lot of “She liked it” nonsense.

As someone who grew up in the Christian/Evangelical church and left it in my 20s, not surprised. Let me tell you about the time my youth pastor got caught having an affair with his…

But even some media outlets are guilty of downplaying the incident. For instance, the online edition of The State, Columbia, SC's paper, put the word violate in quotes in the headline. I think the use of quotes downplays the significance of the moment.

Dammit, you chucklefuck, your intentions were perfectly clear. You wanted to hurt and embarrass a total stranger because some stray gross impulse darted across your lizard brain and being a white male, you never even thought to resist or question it. You honestly expected her to find that funny or at least “laugh it…

This graph is specifically multi-state outbreaks, which you almost would expect to go up as centralized food processing has grown over the years. But it could just be “cannibalizing” outbreaks that were previously contained within one state. Which is to say this may not be due to the food supply becoming more…

“Tommy is a loving husband and father.”

he, “did not act with any criminal intentions”

Well, I guess it would be nice if they could replace his body, but I know not everybody has got a body like him.