As someone who is NOT comfortable with his own nudity, the actor playing Keefe’s ability to just let it all hang out is incredible. 

You’re entitled to be as wrong as you want to be. Everyone else knows his series have gotten better each time, as he’s expanded the side characters more and more.

That line absolutely made my day.

I started in a call center, and I see no better punishment for someone like Recognitions than that. You want to really learn about humanity? Work in a call center. Nothing bonds you with other folk no matter your color, religion, ethnicity, sexuality or musical taste like working in a call center where you all hate…

The truly funny part being that you imagine your skill level being able to make you a million dollars.

This is even funnier: “You know you’re woke and not racist when you have to brag about it to strangers on the internet”

Literally you:

Softsack above nailed you on the head. Maybe stay in your line and stay out of it. Note how I’m only hear to mock you, because...well you’re just sad and pathetic.

Definitely me. The village in the town I live in has this new boutique Ice Cream place that is to DIE for. It’s a bit expensive but well worth it. 

“Actually I would say the biggest issue going on here is white people weighing in on a dispute that has nothing to do with them.”

You may have seen his work as “J-Roc” on Trailer Park Boys...

That’s some great non-answer, I tell you what. You should be proud.

Redd Foxx standing by...

Now I regret not buying said shirt when I saw them back then...

The irony being that 1979 was one of the worst if not THE worst years for TV...

That Honk movie looks okay, but I already have “The Righteous Gemstones” in my life for Church satire. However, that Plaza movie looks pretty great...and timely. 

I stated why: I didn’t clarify my statement and I’ll leave it to you to determine the reason. The true answer though....

Nah, I hated it because I was a seer and could foresee pedantic asshole on the Internet not getting why someone in an unhappy home might not like an overly forced and happy family that had standards no one was living up to, and worse it was the 80's and everyone was supposed to conform to this horseshit. 

I’m stating why I hated it, not that it applies to everyone.