So you could say that his behaviour was...

30 years ago, America had its problems. Plenty of racists, misogynists, workaholic assholes, Wall St. criminals, etc. But a GQP death cult was not one of them, although it was beginning.

I’ve heard from his agent that he’s being replaced by Ray BLOODY Purchase.

We talked about it, and we felt like it would be pandering to try to bring him back.

I am setting my bar low so I cannot be disappointed. As a joke, I am calling a 1.6T 4-pot with a CVT on a crossover platform.

Preludes ftw as well!

1992-2000 Peak Honda.  Integras, Civics, CRXs, oh my!

Neutral: My father passed away on this day 4 years ago. It’s seems like a week ago. He was an amazing man. I miss him.

Lower Decks ended up being a better version of The Orville (benefitting greatly from not having Seth McFarlane mugging around, IMO), in case we want to really go down the meta rabbit hole.

“First of all, I think, not only in the Black community-”

“Mayim, I’ll take islamophobia for $500 ........” 

Canceling someone doesn’t take away their damn rights. They don’t go to jail. They just lose money. This explanation is dumb. Is DaBaby ENTITLED to millions of dollars? If so, why is he entitled to so much money and not me?

This counterpoint would make sense if we were just discussing fashion trends, and not, you know, an episode of Sherlock that played into every horrible orientalist stereotype it could fit into its runtime. Not to mention that the episode didn't take place in China, which is where the Hanfu movement is relevant...

Except for the fact the “tightly plotted” show also relied on sexist tropes of women being emotional over men they like such as Adler losing because she “fell under Sherlock’s spell” and used her love for him as a password, mocking Molly over her unrequited love for Sherlock, Mary being turned by love, and the final…

What are “not quite the worst two choices possible, but way up there on the list”, Ken?

Yes, Pat, what about Gentleman Ghost?

After reading this, I’m glad they didn’t.

I’m 35 and aspire not to work any longer.

I thought “aspiring” was butt sweat.