Good!

I doubt the Tate brothers are surrounded by anyone but like-minded enablers so I wasn’t expecting a moral crusader emerge from this mess.

I believe the answer you’re looking for is Guns and Black People No, Abortion and Vaccines Yes.

I agree, it’s a great term in those circumstances. I just got a kick out of Miscavige using it in a way that absolutely calls out his followers. 

When I read that, “anti-zealots”, I instantly recognized it as a good phrase.
It adequately describes Remi, without being derogatory. It’s probably even a good middle ground word to describe people that are not necessarily religious but can understand and respect anyone’s decision to practice any particular religion…

First: Fuck Miscavige, Cruise and their cult of psychopaths.

“What are you binging?”

Everyone knows that the president of Romania is George Santos

I usually sing it with a friend, at a bar, the weekend before Christmas. I get a catch in my throat at “I could’ve been someone”, every damn time. 

Jon Hopkins is an English musician and producer who writes and performs electronic music. He began his career playing keyboards for Imogen Heap, and has produced but also contributed to albums by Brian Eno, Coldplay, David Holmes and others.

I don’t think he should have to feel guilt, but he will. Calling the police should not be a death sentence for whatever Black person they happen to come across.

Dan Savage rules!

That pretty much confirms they can't stand her.

Brian Houston, and his father and family and that cult they formed, are scum. Absolute scum.

While skimming Jezebel headlines, I read this one as “Hellsong.”

Georgia Republicans need to dispense with this pretext that absolutely anything matters to them beyond party affiliation.

At least the Kennedys used to. Not so much, the Trumps.

Well, “infiltrated” sounds better than “was invited to join, because he just felt like one of us, you know?”

The other reason why it’s critical that Warnock win is that it gives us a slightly better margin going into the 2024 elections where Democrats are defending an uncomfortably large number of Senate seats in states like Arizona, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Ohio. All of which we just had super close elections in.

First, did Stanford ever ask what this football player was doing in public? Why wasn’t he home studying or in class? If he’d been where he was supposed to be, instead of out with his friends, he wouldn’t have gotten coffee spilled on him. Assaults never happen at home or in class, and he should have known that.