It is cultural appropriation of Chinese celebrations.

I have read pro-Second Amendment articles where they have said one of the first things that the Third Reich did was ban gun ownership and confiscate private arms.

The novel is also quite good and actually pretty hardcore in its opinions. I was shocked one could even write the following:

And the voice was this guy whom I think was a photographer or something. Anyhow it is on the extras. He had a single name. Ugh, I am not Googling it to sound smart.

I like Fail-Safe and find it incredibly tense. I do have a problem with the Freudian bullfighting metaphor which opens and closes the film.

I also read that the cast kept slipping from all the pies on the floor and a good take couldn't be had.

Or Zima.

We're three people short of a Match Game revival.

That's just plain adorable.

If you are DVRing it, do you use Roku or have a phone? Or do you have a smart TV? You can download FX Now and just stream it on your TV. Or use your phone and send the signal to your TV. You just enter your cable subscription info. The whole season is on there.

Well, Ben Shapiro took my Dick Cheney swimsuit calendar.

I saw the title and just assumed Barbra Streisand made a musical version of her Oscarbait film.

As a homosexual male who neither is familiar with nor has ever heard of Remy LaCroix, my initial reaction to your reaction was, "Who is this basketball player about whom everyone is commenting?"

I was telling someone on here earlier that I am from Syracuse and it's all Polar up here. It is cheap and it is all I drink. It also mixes well with vodka. Or sometimes I will put like one part juice to four parts seltzer.

I live in Syracuse and have never seen this product. I assume it is the same as Polar seltzers. They come in 18 flavors according to their website (I've only seen eight in our stores) and have no calories, sweeteners, etc. It is all I drink. They are dirt-cheap and a 2L bottle costs 99¢.

I assume social media would then criticize his privilege and express how little they care.

As a homosexual male who neither hails from nor has lived in the Midwest, my initial reaction to the headline was, "Of course. Gays will buy anything Christian Lacroix touches."

The universe has so beaten any form of hope out of me that this is indeed qualifies as good news.

You'd want to kill them too when their order takes 20 minutes due to incessant giggling.

I had moved to Vermont in 2001 and the one thing I heard about in grocery lines, at bars, at work, everywhere was, "Did you hear a Wendy's is opening in Essex Junction?"