Is there a reason why this it’s so hard for some people to keep obvious trolls in the greys? If you don’t want a conversation derailed by trolls, don’t respond to them.

The racists don’t give a shit about this poor kid. All they care about is being able to point and say, “Look! Some black people did something horrible so clearly all black people are racist scumbags, and I’m the victim here!”

I’m happy for her, Meek was a rusty anchor that would have kept dragging her down, but I pray that the twitter jokes stay jokes and she never has the idea to do a Pink Lemonade.

Unrelated: I can’t decide if I want to be Gilfoyle’s girlfriend or just be Gilfoyle.

Pot always fucks with my sense of time. I’ll listen to music and it will feel like it’s taking a full half-hour to get through a three minute song.

Why can’t they just be happy having their own damn TV show?

How fucking dare she?! I bet she was going to use the force of law to steal your guns, religious freedom, homophobia, islamophobia and misogyny too.

Yeah, okay, fuck these people. I can ignore you if you are a shallow reality TV celebrity cause that’s relatively harmless, but using your celebrity to push this on people is vile.

I’m sure gender has a lot to do with how juveniles are treated in this sort of situation. A 16 year old boy yelling is just him growing up and becoming a man, asserting his independence, etc. A 16 year old girl yelling or even just talking back is perceived as a much bigger problem because she is deviating more from…

I’m sure it didn’t make the timing cutoff, but Madeleine’s Becoming Ugly essay deserves a spot on here too. That hit me (as I’m sure with most everyone who read it) right in my core in a way few pieces of writing have.

Interesting. I interpreted his racist comments differently — a man who loves his partner, but who is afraid of showing any hint of softness toward him, so he feels pressure to constantly act like an asshole. Being racist is the easiest way to do it.

I did not expect it to be as good as it was. Absolutely one of my favorite films from the last five years.

It’s also a legitimately good film. The story has been done a million times but the acting, directing and writing are all top notch. The scene with the t-bone waitress is the funniest scene I saw all year.

I’m not going to stand here and defend Hell or High Water’s lack of diversity, but I did find the way they incorporated racism into the film to be interesting. One of the four main characters is a Native American named Alberto (played by Gil Birmingham) who is a Texas Ranger. Jeff Bridges’s character, the old Ranger…

I don’t remote believe the Beyoncé gossip, mostly because I don’t believe Beyoncé ever stoops to full on fighting with her enemies. I would believe that Kim called Beyoncé and Beyoncé said nice-sounding things to her, and then Kim got off the phone and realized every last word Bey said to her was absolute shade.

Oh, you sweet, sweet summer child.

A friend once told me that this was bad for skin and I should use some sort of super soft buffing pad to exfoliate. Hah. Not on my face. I don’t get pimples really but I get rough skin from clogged pores and I need either a clarisonic or this level grit to actually make a difference. Those gentle (and horrible for the…

I used to grind nuts in my face all the time, but then I quit meth and truck stops.

I was just talking last night about how when guys hit on me from their cars I plunge my finger up my nose and give them my grossest look. My defense is in grotesquerie.

I never wore makeup but I’ve been experimenting with it lately. Always garish — blue lipstick, glitter eyes, stuff that is not “pretty” but like a poisonous snake that warns you away with bright colors. Screw them and their entitlement to how I should look.