This post is creating something of a derangement in the commentariat. There’s something slightly outrageous about all of this and people seem to be feeling it.

The AV Club is 10 years older than Gawker...

How is is she looks like a totally different person in each photo.

Your understanding of history seems flawed.

AV Club doesn't owe shit to Gawker. Learn some history before you get all self-righteousness.

Times were different then. A mere 17 years had passed since Jill Sobule scored a minor cancellation for the song “I Kissed a Girl,” and 4 years since Katy Perry’s completely different song called “I Kissed a Girl” hit #1 on the cancellation charts.

“I’m cancelled”, says woman who hasn’t been out of the spotlight in the decade since it happened.  Fuck sites that out people, but fuck this nonsense too.

Brussels sprouts used to taste awful

my whole comment was me criticizing her so are you mad that i didn’t rant harder? i mean you did it yourself so you should be fine now? anyway...

Hey, get leaked, pal.

Specifically, Grimes recounts how that particular photo (from 2012) got “leaked,” causing her to get “canceled” “before the woke era.”

Man, looking at these photos I come to find I don’t remember any of these character’s names.  It’s been so long since season 3. 

Millie Brown looks like young Winona Ryder in that picture, which reminds me especially now that Joyce has adopted Eleven on the show, I think Winona should adopt her in real life as well 

Hence the quotation marks around the words.

I’d have more sympathy for this point if the right hadn’t spent the last year complaining about non-existent CRT teaching in elementary and high schools. 

Yep and Obamacare isn’t actually called Obamacare but I seem to be the only person in the world who calls it The ACA.

Get fucked

I know it's fun to snark, but honestly, this new season of Pen15 looks great.

If your dog eats tissues, they still occasionally have white poop. Dachshunds have a wicked paper fetish.

I didn’t realize how bad mine were until I started anti-depressants and they (almost) entirely went away.