LOOKadoo? Are you sure his name isn't WHACKadoo?

Next NYE you can bet she'll be trying to get him to say 'vagina' all night.

Lol, I love how he gains confidence as he goes on in saying the word Vagina, as if he's discovering the word for the first time.

...so as not to offend anyone.

I'm pretty confident the term wont take off... but, well.... frenemy did.

Ah, sorry, didn't click the link.

I love Melissa McCarthy more every time she does anything. She could be going grocery shopping and I would find a new reason to think she's the best.

What does liking a band say about me as a person? Honestly.

It's more likely that this is how the data was presented.

There's also another side to this coin, and that's the fact that men are often more confident about their abilities and will apply for the 'big' jobs, like Facebook, even if they only meet some of the hiring criteria, while women will generally not apply for a job if they don't meet all of the criteria. Women take…

Okay.

That may be the case for you, but lots of people like the bands you mentioned (yes, even Nickelback) and are excited when those songs come on. It's okay to have different tastes.

Yes, because heaven forbid someone likes something that you don't.

Annoyed? Sure, why not. 'Pissed' and throwing a temper tantrum that involves threatening war? Perhaps overkill.

Isn't Inglorious Bastards set during WWII? I think the issue here is that it's a current head of state.

You're entitled to your opinion, but you have to admit that they're easily identifiable. You may not like it, but it's usually a good thing if you can distinguish a band immediately on the radio.

It's hard for me to juxtapose emails sent on different days, a month apart, and then rip them apart for not being identical. I'm no Peter McKay fan, trust me (he's problematic for a lot of reasons), but I don't feel inclined to jump all over this.

Maybe if the reporter bothered to do his job and ask about her movie, she wouldn't have been so annoyed.

It's long, but I appreciate something a little out of the ordinary. It gets tiresome when you hit the 15th "Sup." message. Or, conversely, the 15th "dtf?" message.

You can say what you want about Adam Levine's personality and other exploits, but Maroon 5 has awesome music that doesn't sound like anything else on the radio. The reason it gets stuck in your head is because it's memorable, which is more than can be said for 90% of the rest of the music that makes it to the radio.