Did the CEO of BMW in 1974 have a cult of personality that worshipped everything he said?

I assume “there wasn’t a second date” is because she declined your invitation to promptly binge-watch the OT, and not because you were unwilling to do your duty.

Tina Fey showing up on Fallon’s show and essentially saying ‘there’s no reason why you - Mr. Fallon - should be held accountable for anything in your spoon-fed, insulated, privileged life’ made me realize how little I care about Tina Fey’s political hot takes, or her take on anything.

I’d be with you on King if the Dark Tower Parts V-VII didn’t exist. Those books are damn-near unreadable.

I had to look at the comments just to see how many guys would be in here explaining that this isn’t really mansplaining.

ALIENS is not nearly as good as people think it is.

hahahahahahaha I fucking knew this would be your response.

holy shit who let the reddit in.

No. No. No. No. And no.

The Goldbergs hit a certain sweet spot somewhere around season 3 when the stories were entertaining enough to be able to work through the saccharine endings. As it is now, it’s mostly just lazy barrage of pop culture references/cliched family-sitcom storylines.

So your entire argument is based on you cherry picking information that you vaguely remember?

Here’s the full joke, since you can’t be bothered to google it:

The way you do it is. 

Surprise, surprise, the AV Club’s #1 concern troll takes issue with calling out concern trolls.

To me, it was Kai Cole’s open letter. It really made me re-evaluate his work, and I came to realize that a lot of the stuff I’d been excusing about him for years was honestly really fucking terrible and not a string of exceptions to his general feminism. After that, I’ve had a lot less interest in continuing to follow…

Yeah, that would have been a wiser expenditure of the several hundred thousand extra dollars we didn’t have then and don’t have now and never will have, thanks.

Most artists don’t create for the money. They create because they have to create.

Awesome opinion, bro.

Neil deGrasse Tyson, Elon Musk, and Ben Carson each embody the problems of having only a science background with no wider knowledge of the liberal arts as well as the fallacy of being smart in one thing gives your opinion and views weight in all topics.

CUT MY LIFE INTO PIECES, THIS IS MY LAST RETORT.