This is a really good point. I have only seen the first two episodes but if I was watching this program with no context I would completely support the Rajneesh. However, as someone who spent time as a young child growing up in a Rajneesh ashram let me tell you it was no shangri-la and these people were scary in so…

As I watch, I find myself having little sympathy for the townspeople of Antelope. What’s that you say, your city is being overtaken by outsiders who just showed up out of nowhere, and have brought with them strange customs and a religion based on one man’s teachings? And they care very little about who they have to go…

I would never join any ashram that would have me as a member.

I tried to upload a Steven Miller as Buffalo Bill “it rubs the lotion on its skin, or else it gets the hose again” cameo, but I am too inept at photoshop.

All the stars for pelican gullet!

+100 for “pelican gullet”!!!!

I don’t understand. Is he only tanning his face? Is he wearing gloves to his spray tan sessions? Is he wearing make-up all the way down his pelican gullet and into his shirt collar?

Missed a spot.

Best I can figure...

“I mean, I know I instinctually clench my asshole every time I hear or see this putz”

I can’t believe I’m making any excuses for Spicey Sphincter, but those ill-fitting suits and Beltway/80s weatherman hair aren’t doing him any favors.

He also look like Jim Breuer in his younger days!

This was the backside of one of my women’s march signs:

Wow. Really? Because it’s a wet-dream for the fundamentalist christians I grew up being subjected to.

Nice try, Trumphead.