It's human to shunt responsibility. It has nothing to do with some bullshit label(no offense to you - you didn't create the "millennial" label).

I bet they were both really buzzkills at parties.

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I can't imagine this will be anywhere as good as the movie or book. The only silver lining is that there is some interesting stuff in the book left out of the movie, presumably for time concerns or narrative flow. These guys and their families are fascinating.

The subtitle of that should be "A Cry for Help"

Hell yes for Goldfrapp.

Coat of Many Colors is pretty high up.

Court and Spark is better than Blue.

Bombing poor people isn't exactly courageous.

McCain Feingold. It was most likely for show, as it did very little to solve the biggest problem in politics, but it was more than anybody else did. Anyway, fuck John McCain for real.

I'd put Fingers at 4 and Michael Jordan's Hitler mustache at 5 (for sheer audacity). I don't know your dad.

I'm reading Devil in the White City, so the Edison movie seems really interesting to me. Apparently, everyone in the 19th Century was kind of an asshole. Probably something in the water.

I guess I don't see the practical difference between being called an idiot for being compassionate or being called naive for being compassionate. In either case, it is essentially the criticism of George Bailey by Mr. Potter in It's a Wonderful Life. That's always been the criticism of liberals. The criticism of being…

South Park did not invent mocking liberals for compassion. It's been done. Check out Nixon.

No. Grease 2 may be less sexist, but the songs, dancing, acting and script are all terrible. Cool Rider is an awful song.

Medium pitched at 12 year old boys, where most of the female characters were created 50-80 years ago…is sexist. Pretty sure the author of this study isn't getting
a MacArthur grant

I wish I could go back in time and make this my yearbook quote - “Comfortable, but in the way farting out loud at home is comfortable.” —Kevin Nguyen, GQ.com deputy editor

"I moved on her like a bitch. But I couldn’t get there. And she was married."
"I better use some Tic Tacs just in case I start kissing her. You know, I’m automatically attracted to beautiful — I just start kissing them. It’s like a magnet. Just kiss. I don’t even wait. And when you’re a star, they let you do it. You…

Well said. Probably a situation that shouldn't be used as an example of "what's wrong with society." There are more obvious examples of rape culture or white privilege that would be better suited for raising awareness.