Gen X-er here, and I’ve never head it called Butt Cut either. Like others on here, I occasionally heard ‘mushroom’ or ‘JTT’. I personally would usually lump it in with the similar-but-asymmetrical Edward Furlong hairstyle and refer to it all as ‘swoopy bangs’ but I’m pretty sure that was just me.

I saw it in the 80's as well, although I don’t remember the context (it probbaly *was* ‘The Wonderful World of Disney’) . I don’t remember a lot but I remember the live action scenes being incredibly dull, and that even though I didn’t understand the racial implications of the ‘tar baby’ that the scene really…

“So you didn’t even change anything and now your getting bubkes back.”

I mean, to each their own. I like more being taken out for taxes and then getting a refund at the end because it’s like paying into a savings account I can’t touch for a year. If I changed my tax claims to deduct less than it would only make the slightest bump in my paychecks which I would probably squander without…

And this particular routine always grated on me specifically because a) Starbucks *absolutely* has coffee-flavored coffee. It’s burnt and gross but it’s the default coffee. And b) rich dude flips out on a low-level employee who has nothing to do with forming the menu. Cool story, bro.

Landis was actually pretty off my radar, and I really enjoyed his ‘Dirk Gently’ series (despite it having nothing to do with the book). It was only after that I was all “Let me look up what else this guy’s done! oh.”

That’s a fair point.

Well, it also wouldn’t require the need to seize private land (because much of the proposed wall placement is NOT on federally-owned land) and it’s far less of an environmental catastrophe to wildlife and ecosystems.

I can’t tell if you’re trolling or not but a razor ad featuring drag queens / LGBTQ folks would be phenomenal.

I’VE BEEN DOING MY BEST TO RAISE 2 BOYS TO BE HONORABLE, DECENT &, RESPECTFUL MEN HOW DARE THIS HATEFUL AD SUGGEST THAT WE SHOULD RAISE BOYS TO BE HONORABLE DECENT &, RESPECTFUL!

“There is nothing wrong with femininity or masculinity. We are inviting men to discuss how societal roles place undue pressures on them.”

“I just got back and it is a far worse situation than almost anyone would understand, an invasion!”

Actually, I hate to say it but you’re absolutely right. In retrospect the goth / punk / counterculture crowds I ran with in the 90's ALWAYS had shitty toxic guys in them (usually with anger issues) but were always protected by the community because ‘they had a good heart.’ Weirdly they were often DJs.

“And I really can’t see the Garofalo of the early 90s - the alt comic feminist - allowing a comic of that generation to skate so easily if they’d done something like that to her.”

Oh, yeah, now that the conversation has developed more, I think your interpretation is the correct one.

I *think* I know what JewishCK was trying to say, because the way it was worded in the article stuck out to me as a little clunky as well - “the myth that allowing trans people in bathrooms will lead to more violence against girls and women...”

::ahem:: Problem solved.

“It’s a comedy series about aging,” he texted. “That’s why it doesn’t resonate with a young audience like your peers”

I live in the California Bay Area, where they’ve been trying to get a California high speed rail off the ground for close to twenty years. It would honestly solve so many of our problems, like alleviating the housing crisis and making jobs available for folks in the Central Valley (because people could commute from…

Enter Johnny Fiama: