This marriage is gonna last, boo. Good work.
This marriage is gonna last, boo. Good work.
Taylor’s half shade in that totally happened storyline was almost a nod to “I don’t know her.” I hope she’s reading this for shade tips from our Right Honorable Judge Brown.
I love your parents.
One day I’m going to snap. One day it’s going to happen and I’m going to say something that might get me fired. I hope it is this sentence. Because it needs to be used. It is begging to be used all of the time in every situation. Thank you, Kara Brown. You are a treasure.
I explained shade to my parents and my dad said: “There’s a word for what your mom does?” He now rejoices in pointing out shade where he finds it. He’s extremely accurate.
I didn’t think the CIA had it in them to be so salty. Bless.
Judge Brown:
My husband used the word shade around his parents, so I felt the need to give a 10-minute explanation of the word, its origin, and correct usage— specifically throwing shade vs. a read. Near minute nine I realized I misjudged my audience and no one cared. I still finished strong and feel like I made the world a better…
“While we’re out here throwing “direct shade,” I think I’ll enjoy a nice bowl of piping hot ice cream, followed by a refreshing bone-dry shower and call up the president-elect for a bit of moral guidance.”
That’s exactly the type of thing someone with no droid friends would say.
But I have tons of droid friends...
My google Home said, it doesn’t understand the question
Racist.
I don’t know if I can say this without being called a racist, but I just don’t think that a droid has what it takes to be president.
I asked Siri
Make America BB-8 Again
Alexa, who did you vote for in the presidential election?
And now I am crying.