"Sweet Jane" and really all of Loaded sounds good to me most of the time. The other albums are definitely special occasion music. And that occasion is "drugs"

Margot Bingham is just an otherworldly beauty and her voice is gorgeous.

Margot Bingham is just an otherworldly beauty and her voice is gorgeous.

America is having a humorless moment. Which means that we are about to see a golden age of trolling.

Katy Perry has always been about "self-love" for me.

Ha. I saw the notification and thought "what the fuck is Nowehere Boy?"

No. Murder is unjustifiable killing.

I don't feel embarassed for watching a kids cartoon, but grown people talking about "Bubbeline" make me think I should (I know you are probably joking Sheltie, but a lot of people actually take this stuff seriously)

This. So this.

I know a genuine Magnabox when I see one

You deal with Cox, you're gonna get fucked.

@avclub-f0c28c550d55c407a393cd97dc40e763:disqus certainly
1) Zimmerman had no "history of stalking black men".  That's actually pure fantasy that doesn't show up in the most imaginative of scenarios.

"Once you claim self-defense, you are admitting that you are guilty of the act"

" Even though the guy with the gun had a history of stalking black men and assuming the worst when it came to young black males and refused the actual police's orders to leave him alone?"

@avclub-7fd1d5cec910c61b1864a51eb7e18cbc:disqus = Abed Nadir

Zimmerman following and confronting Trayvon makes no sense given the evidence.  Too much time elapses and too little ground is covered.  The only scenario that makes sense is Zimmerman stopping when the dispatcher suggests that he should and Trayvon coming back.

If someone is looking to do you harm, and his only thought in the moment is hurting you, and you are split between defending yourself and whether you should legally run away, then you are at a huge disadvantage.  What a duty to retreat does is protect the life of the assailant at the expense of the safety of the…

Not to completely sperg out on you, but it sort of referenced the 1830 revolution, only the one in Les Mis was a fictional unsuccessful revolt that happens in 1832.

@CelticAncestry:disqus The thing is, I don't think people REALLY believe this.  I mean, people who are believers in thug culture probably do (Jeantel made it pretty clear that she does, for example).  But the middle class liberals don't.  For all they talk about "WHAT IF THE RACES WERE REVERSED", I feel very confident…

There is no arguing with it.  The bullshit has become scripture and debunking it marks you as a heretic.