Oh, check out Breitbart's message boards sometime. I did, exactly one time, and it depressed the hell out of me that people can be that fucking stupid.

Are discussion lists passé in a Facebook/Twitter world? They are often more entertaining— and sometimes more enlightening— to read than the articles that commenters are nominally supposed to be discussing. The AV Club being one of many examples.

He shopped at the market that I worked at during high school. I was always disappointed that he parked his car, rather than jumping out of it as it drove by.

I might have missed something (or a lot— I've been drinking a lot the last two months), but the LGBQ community is one of the few vulnerable tribes that Trump hasn't gone after, at least not yet. So this one might actually be more coincidence and less evil than it seems.

Good to find out that you still have internet access, Mr. Sandusky.

Given what happened to each of his other kids, the odds of this happening can only go up. Just naming him Barron should be enough to push him over the edge. But that was really the point of the joke, right?

Two days into the administration, and Kellyanne Conway already looks 100 years older.

"Red Herrings" would have been a better title.

That was an offensive sectarian micro-aggression, and you should report it on Facebook immediately.

The only dance scene ending that ever really worked in a movie: Rushmore.

Damn right. Thank you.

At the risk of being completely bourgeois, agreed on the Breville toaster ovens— they are terrific. Dollar for dollar probably the best— and certainly the most used— kitchen appliance we have. We will never buy another regular toaster, because you can melt the butter on your bread as it toasts— suck it, Anthony…

Plus, Sweden completely stabbed them in the back.

Just to drop my two cents in, we have had a Nespresso machine and frother for years and it's pretty great. We wouldn't be without it.

No matter which alternative reality you occupy, you can never have too much Reddi-Wip in your refrigerator.

If it's on YouTube it must be true.

I agree with you, and Frances Ha didn't change my mind a bit. My wife and I couldn't make it 45 minutes without looking at each other, rolling our eyes, turning it off, and moving on.

Yup— even the expanded explanation comes down to the argument that, "Whitey can't cook."

Why on Earth would she wonder whether Trump really cares about his employees?

I couldn't get the video to work— I would hope that at least they included an overhead shot of the War Room.