In re: “culture”, Karamo has background as a social worker and that’s essentially what he’s doing on the show. They just didn’t want to freak people out by using the phrase “social worker”.

Okay, mine is lame (I have a birthday the day before a holiday and they told me the holiday was everyone celebrating me), but my mom’s is hilarious.

But will Titus and Greg Catnear be back?

Yall, I obviously love this cast and I am SO excited about this movie and I will watch it.

I agree - I’m not sure there’s a way for him to satisfy everyone here. But he took the first step. And maybe it could be more introspective or self-critiquing as the author suggests but it’s only been a year and to process something that significant and all its meaning and the ramifications is a lot. That’s not to…

My thought as well. If he’d focused on how he felt and wished he had been treated, we’d all be here shitting on him for being so self-absorbed and sounding like some sort of sympathizer with sexual assault perpetrators.

Geniunely, who the fuck thought it was a good idea to use the original meme as the huge header image?

Man, you really have some personal stuff to work out if you get suicidal over pop radio and hamburgers.

Its beyond cliche, but the first time I saw my wife in a bikini, prior to our relationship, I saw her and then had to take a minute to recompose myself, internal fireworks aplenty.

And then early on in our dating, she took me to her hometown for some event and they did fireworks and a few of them exploded super early,…

Never mind that she has been consistently laying out policy. It’s all about that pussay right Bernie?

One of my co-workers was walking down a San Francisco street when she tripped and nearly fell into a row of motorcycles. In that weird time slowing thing that happens in crisis moments, imagining the wave of tumbling bikes as she fell, an arm reached in and caught her while the other hand grabbed the first bike.

Counterpoint: I do want to be touched by Keanu Reeves.

I would consider these numbers an achievement if not for law professors Amy Chua and her husband Jay Rubenfeld telling female law students that those women had to look attractive because that’s what Kavanaugh valued in the hiring process.

I did EXACTLY the same thing in college for a photography assignment on sex, 1997. It was lazy on my part and got graded accordingly. This has been done endlessly and is very unoriginal on everyone’s part.

I’ve seen A LOT of fruit-sex analogy in art, dating back well before this artist’s oeuvre. Many of them were art students or otherwise fairly unacknowledged local artists, etc, indicating to me that the idea itself definitely isn’t unique enough to any one artist to claim this as appropriative.

When she tweeted about this last month, she noted that boycotts have actually been successful in the fight for civil rights in the past. Near as I can tell, her argument against it this time is because it would gore her ox.

I think it is hard to blame companies for not wanting to send their female employees to Georgia. What if, god forbid, one of their pregnant employees miscarries, and these dolts refuse to do an abortion because the fetus “might still be viable”? Or their employee gets charged with murder for miscarrying? Gets raped…

If the corporations were seriously against it they could boycott the state and fund challengers to the current body of politicians there at the same time.

Much like his wife and in-laws, I think the problem is less his make up and more that he had bad plastic surgery. It looks like he got a new chin, lip injections, and one or more facelifts.

We’re both empaths