If he ran, he’d win. That’s not a prediction, it’s a (sad, sad) statement.

“it’s been the most creative thing I’ve ever done”

“I’m a ni—?!” [record scratch]

“Black Like Megyn.”

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It’s just like how she didn’t think women deserved paid maternity leave until she got pregnant, then she was its biggest champion.

It’s hard for me to have any respect for her when I know she’d be the first Fox News asshole to run an op-ed about how women in the workplace should just suck it up if this had never happened to her personally.

“I grew up in the Dogme 95 generation. The culture was completely different back then. You could grab ‘em by the pussy as long as you used natural lighting and diagetic music”

There are two things this makes me think of. In the original, there was a subtle implication that L.A.’s ultra-urbanization was already a relic of a bygone age and everyone who was worth shit had already gone to one of the off-world colonies. Lack of traffic (in L.A., for God’s sake!), hundreds of empty seats in the…

—that one I agree with totally - Tarantino’s character in Pulp Fiction not only wouldn’t use the N word (that is, he didn’t seem to be particularly streetwise or even in the same business as Jules - maybe peripherally)... Tarantino the actor couldn’t seem to use it. That is, he sounded awkward and timid with it.…

Agree 100%. There’s a video out there of Seth McFarlane announcing the 2003 Oscars and making a very pointed remark/joke about Harvey and the entire room roared with laughter.

There’s a difference between “knowing” and knowing. Sometimes having unofficial knowledge that a thing has happened doesn’t put you in a position to actually do anything about it.

Your true self sucks.

Time to make the comment I always make when somebody compares Trump to Camacho:

Oh my god fuck off. You are seriously complaining about the article “spoiling” the trailer.

Gross generalization incoming: some of the very personality traits that are helpful in amassing a fortune and climbing to the top of an industry heap ... are much less helpful in wearing one’s success lightly, or in limiting its use to innocuous ends.

This episode’s events don’t make sense if it’s a clone Beth, though. Rick can control a clone. He can flip that switch, terminate the clone Beth, and replace her a new one who’s conditioned not to rock the boat. Since Rick’s stated goal is to take over the family, there’s NO WAY he’d let himself be usurped by a clone…

What if, instead of The Big Lebowski, it were The Wig Lebobski and everyone was wearing wigs?

Before Hef, no one gave a damn about naked women. In fact, they were considered a nuisance at the best of times.

In my experience the Jedi are evil!