"booed."

I have never really gotten this criticism. I have little difficulty understanding her lyrics.

Um…

They're probably the two new albums I care most about right now.

It's kinda weird she hasn't hit bigger because it was supposed to be her show, and she really can sing, and she's ridiculously gorgeous. Ariana is just more interesting, though.

Fuckin' donuts—how do THEY work?!?

Wow. Be My Baby and BYHRB were easily my two least favorite songs on the album. Only 1 is great though. One Last Time was a terrific single.

If I'm ever asked, this will be my choice for HateComic.

"A frame of mind"? Being what?

I have no fucking idea what's happening.

Just an underlying tone in that post. Seems like you really want to be certain that telling fat people they're other is your right.

Fat people are supposed to keep their mouths shut if they don't like being insulted for their weight. Non-overweight people feel no compunction about casually insulting us. Most other "groups" at least have awareness and progress on their side. Fat people are looked down on by most everyone because unlike being black…

You strike me as the type who likes to make fat people feel bad.

I believe one can be liberal and also not a PC reactionary. When I see certain dynamics follow certain trends, I make certain logical associations. Those observations inform my worldview. What I DON'T do, that conservative fuckwits do, is use my discomfort with certain people or groups to motivate me to criminalize…

60 likes for a guy who can't spell Vanna after 40 years or whatever.

I find it befuddling that so many people spell things wrong DESPITE autocorrect. It's as if they're so convinced that their misspelling is right that they defeat the spellchecker and crowbar in the wrong shit.

It's ignorant if you say "all" (insert group)…I didn't. It's not ignorant to report what I see.

Without ever having heard her music, I'd bet anything it's not "really good."

Unlike the AT&T commercials, featuring the unambiguously fetching Lily (Milana).

How would this be qualifiable? Why are people trying to determine whether three identical visual represent a single or distinct identities when there's no canonical context to consider? This is nothing like the dress.