I’m guessing Tony Blundetto.

That’s the smile of someone who doesn’t have any understanding of real human behavior. He learned to act like a human from a book which was translated from English into AlphaDudeBroese by someone who doesn’t know either language.

His eyes are dead and he looks like he is just baring his teeth. There is no warmth there.

Tiny beans... with household objects for scale

Hell yeah

...after defending this racist-ass country...

It’s not a reach. Did you read Hikaru’s quote?

The show better answer why Allison doesn’t leave Kevin very soon; I can’t suspend my disbelief for too long. Hopefully there’s a deliberate and good reason we don’t know it yet, just as there should be a deliberate reason why the “real world” season long plot is just as outlandish as the sitcom plots. I don’t think…

Seriously people, watch How to With John Wilson. It captures a lot of the same human weirdness as Nathan for You but it has a heart and a sweetness that makes it its own thing. And I don’t even mention the bit spoiled in the article here when suggesting it to people, because its one of the funniest things I have ever…

The Washington Post quoted some person as saying that she loved Orange Voldemort and believed in him because he loved this country so much. If that statement was two halves of a canoe we’d all be sunk in the river and drowned. He loves this country? He panders to those people who think all you need to prove you love…

Try using mashed potatoes mixed with egg & a little flour, then cook in the waffle iron. Instant potatoes seem to work better than fresh, for some reason.

Make mashed potatoes, let them get cool, grease a waffle iron well, and put them in the waffle iron. Voila.

Trump stories like this remind me that it’s been heaven having trump de-platformed everywhere, especially Twitter. Not having to hear about every turd that drops out of trumps anus shaped mouth is paradise.

And she did that in front of people who were actually fat, and THEY ended up comforting HER. A former supermodel!

60% of Americans have underlying or chronic mental or physical health disorders; that’s the majority of people. So except for medical conditions, medications, food deserts, lack of transportation, cost and access to healthy food, access to education about food consumption, time and cost of daily food preparation, time…

With increasing outrage about non BIPOC playing people of color, able bodied actors playing disabled roles, trans people playing trans roles, autistic actors portraying autistic roles, I haven’t heard almost any discourse about having larger actors play roles for people who are larger in biopics or increasing…

Right!?

I also have a bone to pick with this section:

I was going to say the same thing - seeing Thor as a hero, capable and strong, even though he was fat was meaningful to me.  

One mitigating factor in Endgame might be that through Thor’s more badass moments in the final battle scenes, he was still fat. A trashier film would have reverted his physique when he did his magical-girl transformation.