Don’t forget shitty teachers. Who impose non-optional nicknames on kids (almost always of colour) because they can’t be bothered with anything “ethnic-sounding.”

With all due respect, that city always make me think of Silence of the Lambs.

Yes, true but Chuck Lorre shows in particular seem to come with a constant strand of cruel snarkiness that makes it even more pronounced.

THIS ONE. FUCK YOU.

But then those poor normal people left on the train are trapped in a box with the Grammers.

Do yourself a big fat favour and watch the YouTube videos of “BBT - No Laugh Track”.

It’s so weird to hear him talking.

I am so looking forward to Abby’s.

Also, choosing the one food that’s an internationally undisputed icon of gross wealth and privilege was not my fave.

Bet the dozens of homeless and dead-broke two-job working folks that ride the J train loved having their peaceful trip interrupted by a desperate and entitled whirlwind of pink hair, white wine-fuelled whooping, lobster and a pile of expensive gifts.

She made a show called ‘Bogan Pride’ (her ‘breakout’) that implies the image of her being working-class and trashy, yet she went to private schools and then university for like, eight years.

Australian here:

What a state we’ve got to as a species when wishing the best for people instead of being judgy, resentful assholes feels weird and foreign.

This response rings very true for me.

Pretty sure 99% of the ‘anti-Trump’ are openly and vocally anti-Trump.

Stop the presses.

Fair to mention this was based on a YA novel, so (bad) plot changes aside, it was never going to be an adult-level, intellectually rigorous kind of viewing.

Like that fucking toilet smashing scene in Hidden Figures.

Jamie Foxx has publicly stanned for Chris Brown as well.

Almost like someone from a show on a rival network was sucking up valuable column-inches from their own ‘accidental blackface’ incident.