the whole episode had a very “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend” vibe about it, as if someone on the writing staff has been binging that show.

I just picture the inside of a cat’s mind going something like this:
“DO YOU KNOW WHAT I AM? I’M A STONE COLD KILLER YO. HOW DARE YOU TALK BABY TALK AND ITCH MY BELLY? I DIDN’T SAY STOP, ASSHOLE”

“They tell you that when you get in trouble you find out who your real friends are,” he added in another reference to the controversy. “It’s black people, it turns out. They’ll stick by you.”

There’s so many places hiring, though; Amazon’s gearing up for Christmas in their warehouses...

There are fine animals on both sides.

Pushed by cats being soulless bastards

Purrpaganda.

“I sat next to the Syrian and he looked at me curiously. Like he was deciding if I was human, or female and if he wanted to fuck me. He went back to his phone after deciding he did not.”

I enjoyed it from the get-go, but about episode six the show really got it’s feet under it. Now if only we would get a blu ray. . . 

OMG that would be amazing!

Yes, this is the reverse of a joke I did yesterday. I am sorry. I never should have hired Jay Leno’s old head writer for a $69 million contract. 

This week on The Connors, Dan’s got a new flame! You’ll never guess who it is!

So... an animated The Orville?

The YG crossover (but not really) episode of TTG was a thing of beauty.

You’re not crazy. Hell, the shit that runs through my head daily regarding my own safety, my kid’s, the trans and people of color I love, is too rooted in possibility. It’s really starting to wear on me. 

They’ve been providing commentary on this spot for years, back when this site was worth something. You decided to make this you one and only post.

Politics Corner - Trump’s enemy list got pipe bombs today. We don’t know who sent them. We know who didn’t send them. It wasn’t a Democratic Party conspiracy to create a false flag attack against themselves. We know that because that idea is 10 kinds of insane. We also know that the bombs weren’t sent by the…

You had me at “DS9 is my favorite Star Trek.”

<pedantry>Knight of the Burning Pestle was first performed in 1607, when Shakespeare was still alive. (It was apparently a flop.) While it does have a lot of theatrical metahumor, it’s mostly directed at city comedies, a genre Shakespeare didn’t work in.</pedantry>

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