Okay but where are you getting “without a punishment”? Are you saying she should be legally punished? Fined or jailed? Again, this decision is really up to her parents. The reason he should be legally punished (assuming it’s true) and not her is that he allegedly solicited the photos and sent photos of his own to her…

I’m feeling your SZA pick. Child’s Play, Julia, Warm Winds is another great one from Z

Fuuuuuck off.

Star Wars plot in LoTR world, I’ve always thought.

SNAIL MAIL 😍

Point being, over there you call pretty much everything pudding relative to the US... Like how we call pretty much everything a sandwich relative to the UK. For what it’s worth though I’ve never heard an American call a hot dog a sandwich, or even a burger a sandwich.

I just didn’t get your joke, geez. I don’t think I’m the one who cares too much.

What on earth did you mean then? Nicki Minaj doesn’t need a number one single to have something to brag about. That’s all I’m saying.

Drake didn’t have a number one single until “One Dance” in 2016, but he was already an indisputable superstar. That’s not the only metric for success.

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Haha, I’m an idiot! I was thinking of the British book characters. This is why I hate the internet... you can’t forget the stuff you said when you weren’t thinking straight. I’m going to go ahead and delete my account now :P

The Famous Five are children, not women, and fictional

This article is making a criticism. The comment is taking offense to that criticism.

Thanks for this, Gita — especially for explaining why this isn’t the same as the whimsical stuff in the game.

Drag queens are usually called “she” when they’re in drag

Except that in Othello, Othello isn’t actually a Moor — that is to say, he’s not an Arab Muslim from Spain. He’s a Christian ex-slave from sub-Saharan Africa. Shakespeare wasn’t guessing what Moors looked like. He was using the word to refer to black Africans (incorrectly).

The Moors were mostly descended from Arabs and Berbers, but in the context of Othello, yes, it refers to black people.

“Moor” doesn’t mean “black”, but that’s how Shakespeare was using it. Have you read the play? The characters call him black throughout it, he tells a story (briefly) about his life in sub-Saharan Africa (e.g., not North Africa, where the Moors are from), and there are racial slurs against black people (like…

I’ve never had just straight-up liver, but liver paste is delicious.

So... The estimate for black and Hispanic people must be completely accurate, but the one for white people isn’t? I don’t understand your logic. If 20% of Americans are “just straight up fucking morons answering simple questions” and we need to remove 20% of the responders to get an accurate picture, then wouldn’t…