One of the ways the army breaks you down in order to put you back together again is the grits served in commisaries.

Is it possible, also, that it’s, quite frankly, too soon for a show about something we’re clearly still in the middle of? These would be my concerns, but also, who knows?

So not really “Black Miror”-style, but just anthology-style. I was really worried that he was going to do some futuristic, techy, #MeToo mashup and I wasn’t really here for it. I’m also not sure I’m here for the actual idea, but it’s not as bad as I originally thought.

All we need is one episode of a woman lying about allegations for attention, and it would be #1 with MRAs and idiots who think all claims are desperate cries for attention. Or maybe an episode where the victim isn’t clear about who the attacker was, or is fuzzy about what actually happened. I really don’t want to see…

Exactly, if your reaction to someone saying “we should have reasonable and effective gun laws” is to yell back “I THINK YOU SHOULD DIE!”, you are the reason people want the gun laws.

Snaps for “homosexual breakfast.”

*hork*

There’s only one correct way to describe coitus:

“99% of gun owners are responsible people who believe that guns should only be used for self-protection and target practice.”

If you truly don’t care, then you wouldn’t care what they wrote on their receipts. If you get angry that there is a message on the receipt then you do care a little at least.

Um, there’s a world of difference between “many people didn’t like it” and death threats. And yeah, obviously the later statement is just the restaurant trying to get people to stop threatening to kill them, as is stated in the article. But why is that the part you think you need to call out?

Wow, amazing story.

Where’s the code?

If your first instinct when told that some people might not be suitable to own guns is to start throwing around death threats, then you are the exact person who should not be allowed a gun and you know it.

At least he’s mature enough to not say “Doing it”?

A lot of people aren’t photogenic. He should go out and do things that let him meet people IRL

With all due respect, it sounds like the only thing you have in common with the man I was describing is a love of anime, and everything else is a measure of projection. I’m writing this reply to you on a video game website, so you can probably guess I have more than a passing interest in shit like anime and video…

I assume the lack of pictures implies additional weight gain. Lord knows I can relate to that.

Oh my god, stop saying “bang.”

A+ use of memes.