I remember when he used to come on to The Daily Show and seem like a pleasant, if slightly backward, grandpa. What the hell, man.

Seriously. Women get rejected, and are convinced that it’s something wrong with them. Men get rejected, and the entire female gender MUST PAY.

That’s probably the only thing on the poster that is true, though it doesn’t have anything to do with feminism and can apply to either gender. Everybody needs a roommate these days.

I love how the poster so far just reaffirms everything it’s trying to discredit. I married the guy of my dreams, he supports my career, we have an awesome kid. That feminism’s working out just fine here:D

Even if she did throw it, if they screwed up the Blizzard three times for a pregnant lady dealing with insane cravings and hormonal issues, I understand. Not saying it’s remotely right or that she ever should have done that, but I understand.

It doesn’t. I admit it was catty and a low blow. I also think it’s disingenuous for a person to slam other people while doing her damndest to portray herself in the best light, to make herself look “better” than other people, and thus have her opinion have more value. However, I’m not seeing how it is meaner to…

If by “just randomly born good looking” you mean “slaps on an inch of makeup, slathers vaseline on the lens of her camera, and sets up the most flattering lighting possible,” then yes, she is very much that.

I refuse to waste my time on it. How is it news that some shallow dumbass hates fat people? She doesn’t deserve anyone’s attention. Take it from Lisa and Paul Anka...

Roseanne. Gawd, I miss that show. It’s the only one I can think of where the cast looks totally ordinary, and no one makes a big deal out of it. Mom’s big. Dad’s big. Kids look like regular kids, and the skinny folks are just skinny, not glamorous and skinny. And it was hilarious (before it went off the rails).

For a first show, it wasn’t bad. I felt like it showed promise- the Trump Oreo bit was hilarious. But it definitely has room to grow, and suffered from first show awkwardness.

Yep. A kid tried that with me, and I refused to answer that I engaged in any of the normal processes of elimination. She kept on going, and I kept denying that I had ever peed or pooed in my life. I knew what would happen if I did. So bitch just called me “weird” and moved on.

I love this story so much.

I’m sure it still makes the guy in the wheelchair feel great, though.

Yeah...I need to know if there’s BBQ sauce on my chin. These kinds of shenanigans piss me off.

Dammit, that made me snort my tea.

I doubt those poor things think he even did anything wrong to them, sinful womenfolk that they are. They’re all going to be brainwashed. Hubby stepping out on his wife pales in comparison.

That was what I thought of as well.

I was at a quiz bowl at a local high school (my team won!). My dad had taken me, and had a penchant for drawing these weird little farting guys on things. Naturally, this extended to the chalk boards of empty classrooms. I kept telling him not to do it, his response was to just make them bigger. For the most part, as…

Excellent!

It does impact him! I mean, he feels really bad about it now.