i deal with the people who tell a story and NEED to explain exactly where a location was even tho it plays no part in the story. for example: so i’m driving down i45...or was it down 19? i think it was 19, like where the railroad is. do you know like where kensington and davidson meet? so like right there at that…

Really, “white” is not the operative word there, “bourgeois” is.

Have you ever met a person who constantly struggles to find the right word to describe something? And hems and haws trying to find it? How do you NOT finish that person’s sentence? I swear I know at least a dozen of these.

How in the fuck can the author say it hasn’t aged well? That movie/book is more timely than ever.

Japan as well, my teacher described it as “active listening”. It's very rude if you don't nod and offer cues to continue.

You just described a majority of conversations I had with my ex-girlfriend. Often times the only thing I’d get back after I finished talking was her simply saying “cool”.

Counterpoint: waiting silently for your turn is some bourgeois white people claptrap. In many, many cultures, speaking over a person is the prime way to show that you’re engaged and listening, and waiting until the person has finished speaking is a sign you’re not paying attention. Coming from a big Jewey…

Your obvious disdain for Fight Club makes any point you’re trying to make automatically null.

*WHAP* That’s a Bad Barker Posey! *Whapwhapwhap* Bad girl!

But that is what they say. Jenny McCarthy comparing polio to autism, as if their comparable? She has called her son “soulless” and “buried alive.” One of the parents on Age of Autism has actually said he’d risk death than see his son with autism. Parent’s KILL their autistic kids; that was Wakefield’s last pet…

what are you talking about

The reason why I left Facebook 2 years ago.

Same. Half my Facebook is pregnant or has recently had a baby, the rest seem to be in some stage of engaged/married. I’m over here just wondering how much wine I can drink alone.

The producers said this is apparently how soviet prisoners were actually killed.

I rewatched the Pilot and S1 E2 last night. This show just doesn’t get enough recognition. The Pilot is still superb, and we meet Nina in E2.

I guess I wasn’t surprised either, I just thought the episode gave us some hope it wouldn’t end that way.