Raises hand even tho you weren’t asking me

I fucking love the internet sometimes. ❤️

Huh. I was pretending to be sober in another part of the same city in the same year. Very alone, for different reasons. And watching Skins and growing attached.

You may also like the show Fresh Meat, which is about a group of first year university students (freshers). One of the actors is Joe Thomas from The Inbetweeners, another actor in the show is comedian Jack Whitehall who then played a teacher in the show Bad Education.

I didn’t realize he was one of the writers for the first two seasons of Skins (the best episodes). I have a feeling now that he has established himself as a mainstream actor he is going to surprise us.

Try Misfits if you’d like a twist of sci-fi. At least season 1.

Definitely the first two.

I watched Skins on Hulu back in 2011 when it still had a free option. I was pretending to be sober while renting a room in a severely disabled woman’s house in East Nashville. I had a shitty restaurant job, no car, very little money, even fewer friends, and would soon be homeless when my landlord died unexpectedly. I…

*the first 2 seasons.

Oh wow, I totally didn’t realize Daniel Kaluuya played Posh Kenneth. I feel a little embarrassed now.

Man, Skins was so fucking good.

Pfft, kids shouldn’t be on a tablet they didn’t build themselves out of organic lentils.

It was a family resturant(both were), Ihop is disgusting, and people with kids enjoy $2 mimosas and the sunday only breakfast-brunch menu too. Deciding that women and children can’t exist in spaces because it inconveniences you is discriminatory.

Give me a fucking white list, Youtube.

Tom and Jerry is one thing, but even a cursory dive into videos that are being algorithmically served to children finds stuff like this.

The “Lentil Wedding” of parenting crowd.

When Jen Kirkman reneged on her story and specifically said it was not Louis, I believed her. Since she was someone named on record, that was tho only real information any of us had. Then Jez was writing posts that were just like, “Email us if you have heard anything about Louis C.K. being sexually inappropriate,” and…

I’d be praising the NYT right now, they’re the real winners.

Yeah. This is the part that doesn’t sit well with me about this article. I never assume a victim is lying, but I need a victim before I can make any assumptions. I feel like this article paints the commentariat as sexual assault apologists which is mostly disingenuous.