I think one of the bigger insults is suggesting that garbage collection is somehow a bad job. Only in the hierarchy-obsessed West, where academia is the product of collected wealth, can this insult be constructed.
I hate those washers. Also, the ones that decide they’re smarter than me and refuse to let me make choices on temperature/cycle.
Aberforth, is that you?
Don’t care. Season two of Gala-fucking-vant!!!!!!!!
From the always excellent Kate Beaton.
Lovely story. This is what I wish more people understood, how delightful it is to be kind in this way. It’s fun. You get to be part of this wonderful moment, and it’s so worth whatever it costs.
Ugh, the phrase “mama bear” makes me want to tear my eyes out.
Exception: Queen Latifah as Mama Morton
Rolling dice, saying ‘mama needs a new pair of shoes’ is the only acceptable occasion to refer to oneself as ‘mama’.
You know, I take serious issue with the fact we are calling this idiotic. The jokes he wrote weren’t funny, and they were definitely antisemitic and weirdly misogynistic for literally no reason. It didn’t even improve the stupid, shitty jokes. Had he been, say, a Republican staffer who was making inappropriate…
Wow, some of these comments are extremely difficult to read, as a working woman who's currently trying to conceive. I mean, if some feminists are saying every pregnant woman they've worked with for the last 20 years have been terrible to deal with, that pregnant women have special snowflake syndrome and are accusing…
Would we recognize him? Of course! He'll be back to looking like Jordan Catalano.
I understand all the braid-tugging hate, but you have to admit that that scene in the last book where Nyneave finally tugs it out of her head, uses it like nunchucks to take down three Fades and then strangles Lanfear to death with it was pretty awesome.
Actually, if you hadn't told me this was Angelina Jolie (never saw Salt), I wouldn't have known. As it stands, I still can hardly see it. And I don't think it's just me.
Yes, To Say Nothing of the Dog is one of my bad-mood go-tos. The British could probably do a decent job of that one as a television serial. The books all take place in England anyway.
I think Groundhog Day's a much better movie than Back to the Future—Future is good, but Groundhog Day's just kind of brilliant, though I suppose Future is much more about the effects of time travel instead of Groundhog's repeat-day motif, which is basically a plot device. Still, it's brilliant.
That said, I kept…
Oh my God. Laurel is just the worst character on Arrow.