I don't know why live-action always makes Mr. Zsasz a mob enforcer instead of a psycho serial killer, but I'd like to see Aaron Paul as the slasher version from the comics.

This still doesn't seem to be very discerning with regard to context. Okay, so 'White Sox' is presumed to not be hate speech, but any juxtaposition of 'white' and 'power' automatically is? "The shooting suspect had ties to white power groups," would get deleted? Or for that matter, "The AI scans for phrases like…

Forget it, archbishop. It's Great Job Internet.

The Fal'cie fallacy.

and kerning issues.

They've since stated that they specifically played it as Smee and Hook being lovers.

"actually for adults"?
Wait, you mean kids aren't the real target audience for plots about cassette tapes and 8-bit video games?

"Welp, I guess I have to forfeit the argument," is a pretty counterintuitive way to win an argument, but you go with what you've got.

Downvoted for perpetuating "billionaire" myth.

Fucking Janice. She makes her March Madness picks based on mascot cuteness.

Then we'll discover like 15 old tweets where he called someone a sad, ugly failure for walking into a cactus.

I especially like the part where cops doing their job is the last-resort option.

Stop defenestrating the renown of vituperation with the nunchucks of pedantry, you nanny-state marauder!

In that context God would be capitalized.

Obi-Wan was three kids in a robe.

If you see Don Jr. or Eric in a zoo enclosure, they're probably hunting.

Wrong.

Then they toss you in the loony bin for saying the Cubs would win the World Series.

They still had those in the 80s and maybe into the early 90s, at least the one near me did.

You know, that eggplant was very good. Everybody out. I got eggplant on my mind. Costanza, get me a couple of those calzones right now. Pronto. Move out. Big Stein wants an eggplant calzone.