Haha, she's making funny faces and being clumsy to a 90s hip hop classic playing in the background with no trace of irony at all! I especially liked the clumsiness— it indicated to me that these antics were not the work of a clever person, no not at all. Now this is a comedy up to my speed.

Try to say the same thing unironically but substitute R&B with
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Twisting motion with a miniature straight edge right in the nostril. Be delicate and don't worry if you nip it. Nostrils were designed to expunge massive pools of blood without doing harm to your body.

That's what you get for giving it too much thyme.

Now look, they already acknowledged that there would be plenty of comment complaints in the first portion of this feature. So now that they've gotten that out of the way, they can handle this feature in any unbelievably asinine fashion they so choose— scot free. We'll still be the same article clicking suckers and…

Same, but only on the front that I preferred "Beach House"(which was a treat given how difficult it is for me to enjoy the show) a hell of a lot more than I did with "Model"(which had the benefit of being less attached to the navel -wrecks & obsessive Woody Allen Jr spree, long arc eps((also, Broad City did an…

Great username/comment synergy.

It is funny that this trailer comes after the trailer for Dear White People. Reminding minorities that rich white people are their lords and saviours, and that being a minority isn't a curse is very noble. I'm sure the 60+ year old Oscar voters will finally succeed in their quest to have Slavery scratched out of…

Eh, I don't hate it as much as you seem to have. I've been loving the ride up until the end. But as always, dissenting opinions are sweet and should always be expressed. I thought the metaphysical spiritual elements were more out of homage to the Coen's work in A Serious Man and Barton Fink.

Cake is a lot like Pizza, in that they both suck and pie is supreme.

12 Reasons Why Lena Dunham Might Support Slavery

Streep. Conqueror of worlds.

I can't wait until the Web becomes a unified consciousness between all living beings so that it can be taken down with one swift EMP burst, sending people into a frenzy where reality becomes indistinguishable from their networking interfaces and we face the most ironic punishment for our misuse of one of the most…

I doubt it will so long as the like remain churning fuel for Todd's long-winded digressions, which appear to have set the precedent for this trend at large on the site.

I appreciate that True Detective made more of an effort to subvert our expectations for its characters in the end than the safe route Fargo took with its closing moments.

Because acting like Buzzfeed & making an issue out of everything as if this is Tumblr is safe and secures hits nowadays.

I'd like to thank Amazon for bringing back Firefly. :)

Wow. Seeing it laid out like that makes Paramount sound like a completely expendable studio that churns out nothing substantial at all, ever. Interesting.

It means that if you never offend David M. Rubenstein's increasingly more sensitive old man sensibilities that you may also become a comedy legend.

I like it when you use filler adverbs like "quite"! It makes you sound like a fancy & classy person! :D