It ended the day she submitted herself as a Native American in a directory.
It ended the day she submitted herself as a Native American in a directory.
Twitter bomb Roberto’s ass about it!
har har
lol
This is so exciting, but if the writers continue to use “hung” instead of “hanged” every time they discuss an executed witch, I’m going to hurl.
I immediately thought of the Hunger Games
OK, but you still haven’t told me how many oil & gas NON-executive employees donated.
I like SNL better when it gets dark, weird, existential. I felt like those qualities were laced throughout this episode instead of concentrated into one or two sketches. I laughed quite a bit - not my usual reaction. Also, Momoa’s got range. I suspected as much after seeing him in Red Road.
Most MA governors have been R. MA is not that liberal. But it is also true that Baker is more centrist than many Rs.
I’m sure that she’ll stop with the chronic tight, high pony once her hair starts falling out, which often is the case.
This lady is getting more action than I have in years.
That movie is amazing.
That’s interesting, frustrating. Thanks for the information.
That’s interesting, frustrating. Thanks for the information.
I loved S1, and holy cow, that ending.
I’ve been noticing a trend lately of people whom I know to be of lower intelligence randomly capitalizing certain words that normally (in the English language) would not be capitalized.
psst, it’s “whaling on,” not “wailing on”
But was she ever smarter than this? She was stupid enough to list herself as a minority in the HLS directory. If she thought that she only had one or two ancestors of NA descent, it is really a stretch to call herself a minority in such a formal way.
Have you seen her in Saved? Not so basic.
I was talking about the emphasis. The former emphasizes “colored.” The former was the terminology used in a derogatory way, and dehumanized the subjects by focusing on “color.” The latter emphasizes the humanity of the subjects and focuses on “people.”
To me, the emphasis is on “people” in the latter, in addition to the historical significance of the former’s nomenclature.