That would be “an art” not “a art.” Get your GED.

No, you’re the one with the criticism and can’t support why it is accurate.

You know that you’re going to have to start going to work to get your Medicaid benefits, right?

The Marines didn’t go into Mogadishu in 2013. Clinton pulled everyone out. No one, including any branch of the US miliatary, ever got Aidid until years later. And that was after he’d declared himself President of the country.

Don’t be butthurt because you’re wrong on the internet. I don’t know you, don’t want to know you, and I’m sure no one in real life will know you made a total ass of yourself here today.

Fuck off, fatboy. Maybe if you stopped spending so much time on comment sections of the internet and exercised you wouldn’t be so worked up.

I wanted to work on the Schrute Beet Farm. There’s no way that shouldn’t have been spun off into it’s own show.

I always thought Michael was sympathetic because he wanted so badly to be liked and constantly fucked it up. The basketball game in the first season was when I realized that the US show actually had a shot to be better that the UK version because they exploited that angle.

I get your point but I don’t think many people thought Michael was smart. Sympathetic in a weird way? Yes. Smart? No.

My favorite part of Gone with the Wind” is “I don’t know nothin’ ‘bout birthin’ no babies!”

Just like Michael Scott once literally declared “I DECLARE BANKRUPTCY!!!!” we are now supposed to yell “I AM OUTRAGED!!!” over everything we see, hear or read.

Why not?

I tend to think (opinion only) that it’s your typical Bell curve where about 2 - 3 % on each end of the spectrum is totally crazy then everyone else lands between them.

You never learned about the War of 1812 in whatever shitty school you attended?

(A) The difference between winning an injunction and a ruling on the merits is not a sematic difference and (B) knowing the difference literally makes me right.

A wiser man once noted that it’s a fine line between clever and stupid.

If the Red Sox brought back a Grady Little-esque coach, I’d bother reading him again.

I saw them in Chicago and at K.C. on The Joshua Tree Nostalgia Tour and they were good shows but, like most shows today, both of them were pretty much identical with the exception of two songs.

WRONG! Songs of Innocence is good. Not Achtung Baby good, but definitely good.

I’m embarrassed that I even know who’re you’re talking about.