That’s a weirdly low-pitched dogwhistle: blatantly obvious.
That’s a weirdly low-pitched dogwhistle: blatantly obvious.
In her free time she likes to cook, clean and whipe asses, that would be correct response.
It does not. She’s been too busy getting shit done to play golf.
David Brooks has made a career out of passing off fluff as nuanced political discussion. He is like the physical embodiment of white male privilege.
“Hillary Clinton (who is imperfect and corruptible but an competent and experienced center-left public servant)...”
We practiced for ultimate frisbee by doing bong hits and drinking beers.
Caity Weaver’s recommendation would have been a better restaurant. One you could bring a doll to, maybe.
The pitch and its aftermath horrified both spectators in attendance.
In this instance, the dynamic of power is what strips this of the possibility of being truly consensual. As a 23-ish intern who actually gets to See and Talk to the President of the United States (super exciting for anyone to talk to the leader of the free world, let alone a young person looking to get involved in…
power dynamics.
I like that he just added some random hot girl that friend requested him out of nowhere.
The suits take a case but someone nearly finds out the big secret. Luckily they keep the big secret safe
Guess this was one joke that just didn’t land.
Pfft. He flopped. Look at the little spin jump after the ball ricochets off his face. That’s not a natural way to fall to the ground.
Bet a DH doesn’t get hit in the face with this pitch.
His heroic story battling the injuries he received from this will soon be told in the tear jerking TV movie “Ryan’s Voglesong”
Laraque paid a price for getting involved in police business though - he was given two minutes for interference.
“I’m not Batman.” Hmmm...sounds suspiciously like something someone would say if they were trying to hide the fact that they are Batman.