Re: miserable…I was 6’1” tall by the time I was 12 years old. At age 11 I spent most of my time curled up in a fetal position on the floor wailing and writhing in pain because it felt like my bones were being broken every single day. My parents had no idea what was wrong and doctors says it was school-related anxiety…

Let’s not forget the tidbit about Melania initially being introduced to Donnie by none other than Jeffrey Epstein, paragon of healthy, consensual adult relationships.

1. I think he’s autistic
and 2. I mean look at the poor kid’s fucking parents

He has had a few good pics of him smiling but man, the majority seem to always capture a gloomy expression.

Are... are you comparing the description of noting that a man is very tall (a generally positive attribute), to fat shaming someone? This is a deranged comment.

Secure your future now. Find a new old rich* dude.

Kid never looks anything but completely miserable. And very pale, even for a pale male. Does he never go outside? 

We do not see pictures of Brad with their kids because the minor children are old enough to choose whether they see him.

If a regular person did what Pitt did on the plane or tried to steal a fuel truck after leaving the plane, they would still be in prison.

It’s amazing how people can’t see this clip for what it is, a continuation of what Conan thought was a joke at the time. People have really lost their minds if they think there is more to this. 

Yeah the author is stretching a lot here. 

Yeah, this is just the kind of shit Conan said.

Not saying he didn’t know anything, but it definitely is in line with his usual stuff.

Having watching a lot of Conan (mostly during the Late Night era), I don’t think this indicates that he knew anything about Masterson, just because he’s used this type of line with a lot of guests. It’s possible - it’s not like I could know for sure - but I doubt it given just this clip to go on.

Here’s the thing.  When you ARE a good dad, you don’t need external validation of same.  And people who say “you’re not a good dad”, well, you simply know they are wrong ... and why listen to people who are wrong?

Reminds me of those Hart family assholes who adopted those kids and finally drove off a cliff in a murder suicide. They were literally in the same boat trying to maintain this perfect family Youtube bullshit while abusing those poor kids.

Did you need a sarcasm tag? Okay, here it is.

Wy are so many of them based in Utah? That's a critically important question to ask, I think. 

I interviewed for a production position on a reality show following a famous YouTube family who made a zillion clips of their ‘incredibly fun’ lifestyle and ‘unboxing’ and all that crap.

“Parental rights,” y’all!

Anyone who thinks they’re such a good parent that they need to make videos about how other people should do it like them is probably not a good parent.