EXACTLY. It's so nice and easy to point out "stereotypes" when A. you're making them up (vag shots are Latina?? Mother and daughter sleeping with the same guy is Latina??) and B. when you conveniently forget all the other characters who don't fit into your argument. As you pointed out- both Chang and Norma don't speak…

Whew, if there's one thing I find awkward and weird, it's a female misogynist apologist. Did you not get the underlying things he was saying in his comment? Or maybe you actually don't care. Either way, I don't really care.

Not really, I just don't like misogynistic pieces of shit.

I find this comment incredibly strange. Because, as a woman, who has been around a lot more woman than you have been around in your life, who has more experience with being a woman, I can assure you that every woman experiences her period differently. Some women get cranky the week before their periods, some women…

It's a silly name anyway. I read somewhere once that it was supposed to be a play on Occam's Razor. So your version's closer :)

I feel like fox is generally the worst against Asians, though they pretend not to be. A great example is Glee. The two Asian characters are unrelated, yet they are named Tina Chang and Mike Chang. Darren is half Asian, and yet they have him play full Caucasian , as shown in the brother episode.

I think he got a fair bit of play. He's the one who trains Ender at "Command School". The man who's been out in space forever. He's supposed to be an interesting, cranky, wizened sort of character. And he's a player in later Ender books as well. I have a feeling that this film is going to largely focus on that last…

Well, the character with the tatoos is Mazer Rackham who is supposed to be a half caucasian, half maori man. I guess because Ben Kingsley is half Indian they thought that was close enough. But what's interesting is, in the book he does not have the face tatoos, he just had a beard. So those were added in for the…

What is bad with being articulate and graceful?

What you seem to be confused about in the largest sense, is that what Ghandi undertook was not "fasting", it was called a "hunger strike". They were not done for religious purposes, but for political purposes. For good political purposes.

I would love to see one of these with me and my mom and her and my grandma. And me and my sister! It would be really fascinating.

This reminds me an awful lot of Haruki Murakami's short story "On Seeing the 100% Perfect Girl One Beautiful April Morning."

GOD I am so glad I left LA. SO GLAD. Water flights? Dog biscuit bakeries? Scientology?

I love them so much.

WOW! Just read that Polanski one. SHit. That is a huge line I cannot cross, Polanski apologists. I used to live in Hollywood, and the amount of people in the business who just fucking love him, and sign petitions on his behalf—vomit. He's a pedophile, a child rapist, straight up. He raped a thirteen year old. My…

His problem (and I don't think it's his fault, because every movie, TV show, etc perpetuates this idea) is that he is an average looking dude with less than average social skills, and he is going after women who are out of his league. He needs to have more realistic expectations out of the type of woman that might be…

It's like your thoughts are my thoughts!

Yep, exactly. Basically, any guy who wants to put his dick in you has claimed you as his, and if you then dare to turn him down, no matter which way you choose to do it, you are:

I don't live with my parents or scrub off of anybody, I work my ass off, and pay all my own bills, but your attitude is seriously obnoxious as shit. I went to college in 2004-2008 and I have student loans to pay off. I worked full time and went to class full time, but my college was in NYC, and all my money went to…

Cults, amirite?