Poorly-constructed satire deserves to be critiqued, it’s the equalizer even literary people can appreciate. I think saying it’s satire, leave it alone is a very easy out. If for example the poem had ended on supposing all these foods didn’t exist as a means for the character and his ilk being ahead of the latest food…

Not to mention that its in a public place so that kinda changes matters too. The art exists its legitimate but it doesn’t mean its entitled to take up public space with collective money without the students say so. Everything thing a school does is a means to appeal to students so why ignore something that doesn’t…

That is frightening...and cool. But the other statue still looks like origami turds.

Equally ridculous and hideous. A consistancy of shitty taste.

I dunno I think its dumb that art is supposed to be so “Subjective” we can never criticize it as ugly and that people think its not worthwile to have nice looking public spaces. Like if they’re gonna spend the money you’re going to spend decades paying back on shitty art I think you should have a say.

That fool wrote the Little Match Girl, my inner-child has no sympathy for that drama queen. He was all about human suffering. I’ll never get over the sadness of the Little Match Girl. He deserved a horse-carriage across the melon for making me read that years after his death in school.

Seriously, like what was gonna be the negative if she knifed him and his biddy. I guess there’s no Christian allegory in it, but whatever man you’re a mermaid clearly it’s not a factor.

It’s very likely that each couple already wasn’t right for each other and nothing makes that more apparent than the unfettered mixing of all of things. What was easy to ignore as perhaps a relative bump in the road is painfully obvious when the stakes are raised. Being slightly uncomfortable is easy to ignore seeing…

That’s the baseline of the Kardashian shtick and one of the many reasons they’re repugnant.

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I dunno I still hear people refer to things as ghetto or ratchet, and that amounts to about the same thing. I mean I guess people tend to be more euphemistic when they’re refering negatively to “Black Stuff”. It’s annoying that there’s a narrow view of what people are allowed to do or enjoy but it’s not like Black…

My personal opinion on name conventions is. In the event of marriage legally keep your own name because extra paper work is tedious. In social situations with those not in the know or whoever you don’t feel explaining it to be known as Mrs. the husbands name. For partnerships where you’re long lived but not legally…

That line of thought is so very annoying as if the kid’s care is an extension of their sexual claim on the mother. It’s so childish.

Even though I know she’s an entirely different person this just sells me on the idea that Rose Byrne would be a spooky looking Star Wars villain.

Right, the number can also be too low and then the judgement swings unpleasantly in the other direction as well.

At least do better casting. Nobody wants to see Beyonce playing a fading star in her prime. Now make this movie with Angela Bassett and Nicole Behari and I’m sitting there with popcorn and 3d glasses.

That’s because driving everywhere is kind of a shit experience.

Yeah, It’s kinda right but not completely. Mike Tyson seems to come to mind as well. He’s treated as a lovable goofball now but nobody is remembering Robin Givens and the others anymore. I mean the Cosby thing is still in play so it’ll take awhile before everybody forgets about him again. That’s how these things…

I agree and it slinks into your being at like the weirdest moments and you have to constantly talk yourself back into sense. It’s nerve wracking

It’s similar here too. Nobody really wants to you to be married to somebody White or Hispanic but if you show up with a high yellow baby, everybody will fawn over it. And there was always this insinuation that you wanna either stay in your shade zone or hook up with somebody lighter. A darker partner is always…