The sports thing is one of very few situations where the genetic makeup of a person is relevant to discussion at all. The changes would allow for “disputes about gender” to be settled by genetic testing, and would essentially remove transgender from being a protected class. Anything from discrimination in hiring,…
In addition to the links from other commenters in this thread, there’s also the constant attempts at dehumanization that the trans community faces. Everything from bathroom bans to our president’s plan to redefine the word “gender” in order to remove trans people from consideration under civil rights law.
Still, though, it’s Jacksonville. They’re bringing drugs. They’re bringing crime. They’re rapists. And some, I assume, are good people.
Debate? Dat’s what you put on dehook, no?
Pretty much the entirety of
Drunken Master IIJackie Chan’s Career.
Pretty much the entirety of Drunken Master II.
Exactly as if him and Avery Brooks actually rent neighbouring timeshare condos built over a Nodal Power Spot Point in Tulan, and by chance every year in the same week they spend mirror-identical vacations whilst sleeping cranium-to-cranium between the condo walls, but the mere difference of Boreanaz’s brahmarandhra bei…
One of my all time favs goes, unsurprisingly, to The Simpsons:
“Come on Homer, you enjoy Japanese culture. You liked Rashomon.”
“That’s not the way I remember it.”
It’s not complicated—you can explain the joke in about five seconds to someone who hasn’t seen the movie—but if you have, it’s just instantly hilarious.
Millenial internet lingo? Really? People have been saying “killer” and “stoked” and “dude” for a long, long time. Especially in California. And the ones who started that lingo probably still surf and are older than you. I get that it’s annoying to you but maybe you could relax a little and stop blaming millenials for…
All I could think was “I hate to break it to you letter writer, but some people might actually consider you a millennial and even if you aren’t, people who are not much younger than you are.”
It’s like he’s being waited on by Spicoli. Why he thinks that’s “millennial” is beyond me.
Why the fuck is he hacking on millennials when his examples are pure Spicoli, a movie made in nineteen-fucking-eighty-two?
If you want to be annoyed at servers being slangy and informal, fine, but don’t get all generationally bitchy about it.
“Stoked”? “Killer”? “Crushed”? “Dude”? That isn’t millennial internet slang, that’s bro speak. Internet slang would be “isn’t that Negroni lit af, I can’t even” or whatever.
Can we stop shitting on millennials yet? The oldest of us are pushing 40 and the youngest are old enough to have graduated college and joined the work force by now.
“Help! My server speaks like a millennial nitwit.”
I’ll admit, this is the question I’m hoping Kamala Harris asks. “You’ve been a lawyer since 1990 and a judge since 2003. In that time, can you recall any case where a defendant has had access to a witness who could provide exculpatory testimony, but chose not to ask them to testify under oath?”
EXCITING! I really liked Season 11, even if it was a bit uneven. Episodes like “Cry Wilderness” and “Reptilicus” were fantastic, but “Carnival Magic” and others made for tough viewing. But that’s ALWAYS been the case for MST3k — we were remember the classic episodes like “Manos” and “Space Mutiny,” but forget boring…
Holy shit... Red Death’s train track monologue. I mean, of course Clancy Brown made it sound good, but... god, that scene actually managed to give me chills. Perfection.