That endorphin high you get from eating something crazy spicy is pretty great fam.

I guess readers here don’t expect actual arguments or reasoning in their articles then but just lots of citations.

You expressed yourself better than the author’s rambling piece did that seemed vaguely offended by the African proverb business but gave no real reason.

Oh shit, my bad, sry.

I’m gonna have to one-up you there, buddy. #sorrynotsorry

I just attribute everything I say to Maya Angelou.

Hilarious.

I am not sure what the point of this is. Is there some harm in attributing to Africsn sources an inspirational quote? Given that this site could go under soon, it would seem like there should be more legit things to write about.

My favorite misattributed quote is at our local post office. The have a lengthy screed about customer service and how the customer is #1... who supposedly said this? Ghandi.

You know, I thought there were a surprising amount of African proverbs about wanting to bang Walt Whitman.

After your last image, I... I have to post this:

But space battles...and a legit single player game. *sniff* It’s just they had all this time, and I got half a game and the DLC is kinda a joke (here’s two new maps and some stuff that shoulda been in the game to begin with- whoopty shit!) and it’s like not really Star Warsy... It’s a re-skinned Battlefield, it’s…

There’s a further subtlety. I don’t think anyone is explicitly happy that someone died. Rather, they’re happy that a person who did awful things can no longer do those things anymore; whether that’s by death or banishment doesn’t really matter.

yeah, this is an super-important point that i regretted not shoehorning into my post. thanks for raising it. i had a very similar experience thinking about scalia

I fully approve of a semi-frequent, retrospective looks at various comic book crossovers.

Their history of doing this is not what I would have expected.