The question is... if a popular democrat party president were suggesting this very same livery, would ANYONE be complaining about it?

As an aside:
I really hate that Infinite Jest has become associated with some kind of misogynistic, incel-style, literary bro culture because it’s an amazing book.

Maybe you’ve never seen children before, but often the parents are the last people who can get a kid out of a tailspin.

If your bacon is being overpowered by your egg, you're clearly not using enough bacon.

Did a machine write this headline?

Hey, it’s superhero David Lee Roth!

Sigourney has to...she would have to check her files.

Dusty Grisham is my country singer name.

Maybe reel it in just slightly? You have to admit it’s interesting what famous novels people actually like or don’t like when they’re not being told by someone else what books they’re supposed to think are “classics”. Now of course there are plenty of ways to poison that well and it’s far from gospel, but if anything…

I read Catcher in the Rye in one day, not because I was so enthralled by it, but because I was aware that if I put it down that day, that I would not finish it.

It’s a very well written book, and it conveys some fairly sophisticated themes through a structure and style that are deliberately clean and straightforward. Lee definitely feels like a contemporary of Capote, but she’s able to convey warmth without being too cute (Capote’s best writing is crystal-clear but also very…

I loved that book. For me, it wasn’t the plot so much as the sense it gives you of the enormous weight of time and its cyclical nature.

the lesson of “ethan frome?”  be careful sledding.

John Galt’s speech is around 60 pages and feels like it goes on for a goddamn eternity. Page count is only part of what makes something feel long.

It’s just so depressing. Pip is an idiot and Estella is the worst. Though at least the conwict is a nice guy I suppose.

Okay, we’re going to need to back up here. You’re misinterpreting me, which is your right, but I’m going to clarify here.

I call them "line twitchers". As in, they contact you every once in a while to see if they still have you on the hook.

Yeah, it seems oddly thoughtful - like a breakup care package. “Sorry it didn’t work out, here’s some chocolates, some sad music CDs, a few sappy DVDs, and some sweatpants to lounge around in.”

I want to stitch that shit on a pillow.

When I was 16 a dude I had been seeing for a few months ghosted me. The odd part about this was, on top of not answering my calls or emails, we also had a class together and he completely ignored me in person too. After about a week and a half of this I realized that spending the time I had been spending with him with…