anyone remember Nevada-tan?

Forgot to mention Etta Bond! Another of the UK's finest.

Slow jams? They're not in the mainstream, but they're out there. The new wave of R&B is out there at least.

Your hypothesis is my reality. The overwhelming majority of men that have harassed me are Black men (I'm Black). I've noted men who ignored sexier women to yell at me.

I always thought it was only small, cute women who could get away with certain things. I'm tall, and the most frequent adjective I get is "striking" (though someone called me "beautiful" this morning *blush*) — and when I call men out on their stuff, they frequently get angry, and I always thought it was because they…

So women are supposed to be the sacrificial lambs so men of racial minorities can feel less marginalized? I will not feel even a little bit sorry for saying, fuck that.

I get where he's coming from, but there's so much to unpack with those guys that it's not fair to just dismiss them. Especially the guy who dabbled in some anti-black misogyny in order to compliment the videographer ("Oh your hair is so much better.")

I have a friend from Nashville staying with me in Chicago. Yesterday while walking to a bus, some guy started hollering at her, even crossing the street to get closer. He finally asked, "where's your man??"

"Let he who is without sin cast the first stone at that lovely ass."

This is from Survivor: Samoa. Basically, a black female contestant confronts a white male about aggressively tackling her during a competition. He responds with denials and racist insults (but not racist, in his mind), calling her "ghetto," criticizing her grammar, making comments about "ketchup sandwiches," etc. …

This has "something Lord Byron started for lulz" all over it. "Yes, my limp, it's very fashionable. You mean you DON'T have one?"

This isn't really about you and your white hair though...

You know the thing about Amy Poehler, she's got...lifeless eyes, black eyes, like a doll's eye. When she comes at ya, doesn't seem to be livin'. Until she bites ya and those black eyes roll over white. And then, ah then you hear that terrible high pitch screamin' and the ocean turns red and spite of all the…

Love this. As a non-porn consumer its not something I've thought about tbh. But its exceptionally valid.

She's such a feminist. Its so feminist how she allows men to choke and beat her on screen.

And like a caterpillar emerging from the chrysalis as a butterfly, the "basic" will eventually morph into a "normie" as she hits her mid-30s – Kate Gosselin hair circa 2008, a pink-and-brown quilted monogram bag purchased from one of her Zumba friends, and a wooden wall hanging in the kitchen that says "Faith."

Nicki Minaj aside (which is where I prefer to keep her), this Robin Thicke thing is so, SO creepy. If it was an estranged wife/girlfriend doing all of this, they'd be lambasted in the press and painted as clingy nutso's.

Gotta to say you nailed the Chicago Trixie. The only thing you left out was their ability to teeter around the brutal winter weather in high heels while dressing without layers.

I see shades of Al Jolson in her act

It's a nice bit of subtly on the Daily Shows part because it factors in their ages. Jason Jones was very much an older, set-in-his ways image of privilege, as opposed to Klepper who reflects more of the naivete of a privileged upbringing which you'd expect in a younger man.