This was the response to one of my fun furniture ads.

"What's it called when your mayor keeps mayoring after you tell him to stop?"

I loved season 4. My main beef was the lack of interaction between the family., but I thought over all it was brilliant.

Yours might have been embarrassing but some of our middle school portraits were both haunting and majestic, like the mighty steeds that once roamed the open prairies.

So I recently found what it's like to listen to 15,000 people singing in unison.

Yeah, I didn't ask anyone, much less everyone, to label stories. At all. Additionally, you totally missed my point. I didn't watch the videos, and I wasn't personally triggered, and I didn't see that anyone was asking for a warning custom-tailored to their impossibly unique specific set of issues. As an internet space…

I see your point. I agree that it would be impossible for them to predict anything and everything that might trigger someone. I've just become so accustomed to their hyperbole I never actually expect to see anything really that dramatic. I guess this is a lesson to me. fortunately, I don't have triggers, I was more…

Helen Mirren will not put up with your nonsense.

Dude, Where's My Car?

Yeah, well, if you had to constantly worry about being sexually assaulted (and blamed for it after the fact), work twice as hard for half the pay, carefully monitor your facial expressions to avoid offending any passersby with your failure to smile, always wonder if your gender was the reason you didn't get that…

Don't you have a Bronie convention to go to? Don't forget your fedora.

Samirah already knows the difference between figuratively and literally, which makes her smarter than a lot of the internet.

The way the kids seemed a little ashamed and concerned they couldn't figure out why on Earth people would object to a cute, fluffy Cheerios commercial. Kids,you don't get it because you are young and awesome. It did bug me the young Black male and the young Asian male were both frustrated by bigoted and racist…

"Just think of their heart". That was hysterical! I also now have a case of the warm and fuzzies.

Those kids are awesome!! That gives me hope for the youth of this country. It was hard to see one of the children cry.... that kiddo might be going through some bullying and the video just hit too close to home. Bless those with empathy in their hearts. Truly wonderful and uplifting video, thanks for posting this.