I understand that. Dowd invokes First World Problems as though people who are not prosperous don't have to deal with divorce, kids going to college, getting older, romance… It's the conflation of depicting FWP as the normal hassles of life as pertaining only to those who are financially established I have a problem…

This horse hockey about complaining about a movie depicting First World Problems makes me wonder, would anyone want to watch a movie about Third World Problems? Kids gathering firewood, mothers breastfeeding while stirring a cauldron, men working in a sweatshop or hunting for food? But to break up the monotony of this…

Lena Dunham is a woman?

How is "white people problems" different from "first world problems"? RRRRRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACIST!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It's not important for me to properly spell the name of a person I hold in contempt.

The closest thing Family Guy was to All in the Family was the opening song sung by its characters. Comparing the two because they both traffic in prejudice is like comparing the Beatles to fucking Mumford and Sons because they both used musical instruments. Family Guy is one of the most overrated shows of all time,…

It's weird and ironic for me to read Hatesong: Lou Barlow because I always skip over his songs on Dinosaur Jr. albums.

"Have to" or "want to?"

A book review rife with grammar mistakes. 

Allow me to inform you geezers why American actors, thespians if you will, use British accents: it's so they can toss off lines that include the words "cunt" and "fag" as if it's no big deal.

How about an origin story for the Falcon, and it's just two older model Correllian light freighters fucking for two hours, interspersed with a Han/Lando buddy cop movie?

300 million colonialists with awful teeth eating blood pudding and carrying umbrellas all the time, speaking British English instead of American English? Gross.

I'm surprised the Half Baked one was Scarface's rant. I would have gone with when the black lady says "Fuck you nigga!" to Harland Williams when Harland says to the cop horse, "Hungry, girl?" as the lady walks by.

Right, journalist first, but he could entertain:

Yeah, he called himself a socialist until his death. I guess what I was getting at is a lot of people think ideology is monolithic, that an avowed socialist would be a leftist, and therefore opposed to war, but that's a Hollywood media driven caricature, nothing could be further from the truth.

I've been to plenty of stand up shows, and a heckler is the worst thing that can happen, whether for the comedian or for the rest of the audience. But, the absolute worst thing a comedian can do when he's heckled is to do what Chappelle has done. I've never seen any of the heckled comedians I've watched sit on a…

Big words The Dan. I picked 1982 completely at random for all you 82 H8ers, or H82ers, I don't know, whatever's cool.

I don't have the time or motivation to find out what battle of the year is really about, so I'll go with what you wrote.

Dennis Miller is not a libertarian, despite his claims. Maher likes to say he's a libertarian, but there's more to it than advocating marijuana legalization.

Battle of the Year: I hope 1982 wins.