I was coming here to drop the actual quote, but Dubya’s version is so much pithier.

People still give loads of money to Donald goddamn Trump, this guy is a fuckin noob compared to the Great Orange Grifter.

If the dude's this desperate to go back to prison, he could just steal a car. 

...Who is the person who would pay for this? Like I want a documentary about them and all the choices they made during their life.

She had a shoe collection that was worth more than the median household income in like half the states in the country... she was never an “everywoman”

In And Just Like That..., however, Carrie has fully relocated from everywoman relatability to that world of absurd affluence.

Thank you for articulating so well what I’ve been feeling about the series. I know that it seems to be popular to watch rich women doing things (see:the “Real Housewives of...” franchise), I don’t enjoy it. I wonder if the writers were influenced by the popularity of that franchise and misread what SITC  fans would…

Am I the only one that thinks Carrie was always this way? Despite all of the “life lessons” that OG Carrie turned into episodic musings for her column, her behavior was one of someone who pursued the trappings of wealth and luxury, and eschewed any meaningful relationships in favor of the rich guy to whom she was…

“Does this Cheerio look like Cousin Greg? An A.V. Club Investigation.”

Reservation Dogs is so good, really it is sort of an honor for it to be snubbed by the Emmys, putting it in the same category as The Wire, an all time great show that the awards shows are too mediocre to appreciate

My stance is I don’t really care what the Academy does, and we should just ignore it.

“...despite putting Netflix on the map”

This sucks. It does seems like the actors who were most screwed over here were the ones who were listed as recurring & not in the main cast, though the cast was so big that was most of them 

The idea that popular people you want to hear from are on Twitter is the center of the whole service’s appeal. People are on it because popular people are on it. And basically, Musk’s plan with Twitter Blue requires that thinking to extend to his premium service. So now that we’ve reached his Hitler’s Birthday…

I’d imagine the problem lies more in a big sticker that says “X has taken steps to earn this and gave me their phone number” than the check itself. You can probably give someone a service they don’t want as part of the terms of sign-up; I doubt that gives you license to lie about how they got it.

His dad, from what I can gather, thinks Elon’s a bit of a dick. He’s not an easy child to love.

Being born rich is amazing. The complete luxury to be a public buffoon and fail repeatedly, and have it hardly matter.

Nah, he isn’t benefitting from the attention. He’s already too rich to fail, there’s no downside in showering him with negative attention and mocking him mercilessly on the very platform he operates.

It’s also notable that if he’s posting false statements to big name celebrities’ accounts and then admitting elsewhere that he’s doing to just to mess with them becaused he knows they’d view it as a negative, then in addition to the Lantham act violations, he’s handing them what I have to assume is a pretty decent…