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When I was a child, my parents had a cat named Dot. She was a little black cat with gold spots that multiplied as she got older.

Oh jeez.

Haha reality, you can stop pretending to suck now. You've made your point, we all know Jon is not going anywhere, right? Right!?

Actually, back in school his name was Penis Anthony Doubliné, but everyone called him "Doobs" and he hated it.
Good to know he finally realized his dream of becoming an actor.

Ah d'accord. J'imagine qu'il n'y ait pas beaucoup de gens qui parlent français en Malaisie. J'imagine aussi que ce soit très difficile de trouver les films français qui ont les sous-titres en malaisien.

Ouais, je ne peux pas attendre jusqu'à ce que je puisse le voir sur Netflix. Heureusement j'habite à Portland, OR, donc il est vraiment possible que je puisse le trouver quelque part.

Let me find the link.

Ouais, ouais, calmez-vous madmoiselle Qweef. Soyez le poulet qui court chez les ours.

"However, the mid-'80s deregulation of retro under the Reagan Administration eliminated that safeguard," he explained, "leaving us to face the threat of retro-ironic appreciation being applied to present or even future events."
heheh

I wasn't intending to address the intent of those who viewed the photos. Rather, I was commenting on the difference between saying "they shouldn't have taken naked pictures if they didn't want people to see them" and "they said something racist, they should apologize." I realize that there is an expectation of privacy…

Hahahahahaha. It's on you to make this happen.

Yeah, except releasing these celebrities' naked photos is shaming them for being sexually active women, whereas releasing these emails and criticising their content is shaming the execs for being racist. I'm not condoning the hacking itself, I'm just saying there's a fundamental difference between these two cases.

You see, I live in Portland and I've never understood the popularity of fleece. They're not really water resistant enough for when it (frequently) rains, they're not really that warm, and they don't have a hood. I feel like hoodies and other sweaters work better when it's either not raining or not pouring down rain,…

I do. I want to know.

Does anyone know how "scalawag" came to be associated with pirates? I recently learned that it's actually a term similar to "carpetbagger" and I've been sufficiently confused ever since.