Considering I was at the New Bev about a week ago - for their “Krakatoa, East of Java” and “The Boston Strangler” bill - and several of the regular patrons, people I’ve seen there for the last eight years, were discussing this man with a heavy air of discomfort that even Ray Charles and Helen Keller could see... no,…

Looks lame

Grill med/med well

For the same reason you don’t spread beef fat on your toast. Butter tastes better.

Being nice to assholes like you is a job. 

In what universe do you live in where you expect naked/mostly-naked women to dance for you for FREE? They’re not doing it for fun, they’re doing it for money. I’m sure they don’t consider their transactions “awkward” - that’s on you.

Another weirdly 90s thing about this show is that the author Dave Eggers auditioned for Real World San Francisco and didn’t make the cut.

Judd, imo, went on to write some really good comics that had casts that featured gay, bisexual and varied characters who were non-white. For working fir a mainstream media company like DC, he did good job with inclusiveness.

Thanks for writing this. Looking back on it, seeing Pedro on the show was the real lynchpin that started my climb from dyed in the wool conservative Republican (grew up with it, Catholic school indoctrination) to the extremely, um, passionate Progressive I am today. Prior to seeing Pedro, all I knew of homosexuals…

Of course, in the case of anime, many shows are designed to only last one season. Which fuels arguments like “just watch all of Eva before deciding if you like it, it’s only 26 episodes.”

Oh God, Jenna’s bat-form. I was already cracking up at just how...useless she is and then that came on and I literally screamed “WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK?!?” Mind you, my favourite bit was Tilda Swinton. And Evan Rachel Wood (or, well, the Immortal Princess of the Undead...) Just sheer brilliant hilarity...

You have done the Lord’s Work, Tracy. Seattle was probably one of my last seasons of truly being in love with the Real World.

Star Wars is 1000% marketed towards kids.  I’m not sure what to tell you.

Wells Fargo exec: Why didn't we just call them surprise accounts?! 

(pssst.... I think it’s metaphorical!)

Yeah, no. That conversation didn't happen. They might've made an offer, but it wasn't $5k.

damn hard to believe someone who voted for trump isn't bright enough to discern extremely obvious sarcasm 

You believe that the author actually considers this “cool”? Did you read the text of the article? Do you have any comprehension of tone at all?

“I would be rejected if I submitted any of my novels as romance novels.”