You know what to do, do not ungrey the trolls and the dismiss button is your friend.

I don't understand why this is a question.

Instead of outright saying "I'm a lesbian," in the future I will just say "I'm more casual than ever." It's basically the same.

"The Daily Mail: Lower All of Your Expectations!" would be a great tagline.

You'll notice that she has no lid on her drink while her "gal pal" does have a lid on her drink. I think we all know what that means.

This is awful, but thank goodness for Beverly Johnson and her "perfectness". What does she want from this?

Bill Cosby was far too smart to shit where he ate. I'm sure that none of the women involved with The Cosby Show ever saw that side of this man.

Whenever people start imagining conspiracies that are so unwieldy that they beggar the imagination, I wonder if they've ever heard of Ockham's Razor.

The fact that she's arguing that we should forget these real women and remember the fictional Cosby family is just amazing. Amazing. Phylicia, you have entered the realm of the surreal.

Out of all his defenders, she's the one I'm most disappointed by. :/

He uses the term "make love" but doesn't want alcohol or pets (to say nothing of the other fuckery maybe-fake demands) for me to deal with that fact that he's a man who's not in a soap opera but uses the term "make love"?

I can't lie: I checked out as soon as I hit the word "cuddle" in the first bullet point. "Cuddle" is the "moist" of relationship words. *cringes*

<Cries into a thermos monogrammed K.D.*> That was beautiful.

Can everyone who wants to eat their placenta just eat their placenta but also shut the fuck up about it?

Also: worth noting that all the White people at the wedding were apparently rewarding the kid for that behavior and there are nearly a dozen people in this very thread (also probably White) who think it's hilarious when White kids run amok too.

I don't know. I get the groom wanted his sister's kid to be part of the ceremony, but after a certain point, they should have given up on it. Probably after the first 10 minutes of screaming.

I didn't necessarily advocate hitting the kid, just pointing out jokingly that's about what would happen. And not to get into a long-winded discussion about spanking, but there's an argument that says Black kids specifically (as unfair as it may be) need to be taught early the difference between the consequences for th…

If that happened at a Black wedding people would be lined up outside on the church steps like this to whoop that ass!