Yeah I could be wrong, but I imagine that in the context of the actual movie the joke is more clearly on Zoolander and Hansel and how stupid and out-of-touch and transphobic they are. That said, I don’t doubt for a second it was edited into the trailer the way it was to make it seem more like a cheap trans joke.

I take your point. I’m hopeful that there are a handful of Republicans left who are not dirtbags.

My co-worker was on the cruise. She came back yesterday and was like, “I had so much fun! I’m still hungover! Oh yeah, we never got to Mexico, someone jumped off the boat.”

You have no idea what it is like to travel for work, do you?

Always buy trip insurance, people! Whether it’s projectile vomiting and diarrhea or a person overboard, your fare is non-refundable!

I’m relatively active in the edm scene, and the response of the other boat attendees has been disgusting. A girl, a mother, died and everyone was bitching about how selfish she was and how she ruined their time. Even one of the Djs on the boat, knife party, made some crass tweet immediately after along the lines of…

Lot of Muslim small business owners out there, I’m sure she’s not the only Republican Muslim by a long shot.

So you’re asking if she is the only member of a conservative religion that sides with a conservative political party?

You are taking a hardline stance on something that is an opinion and phrasing it in a way that invalidates other LGBT people and their opinions. If you want to present criticism of the term, understand that a large portion of the gay community has accepted queer as non-offensive when used appropriately, and I say this…

I can kind of understand some of the reasoning behind turning down a Make-A-Wish kid. I’ve heard that Make-A-Wish kid visits are super stressful and upsetting for folks. There’s articles about Disney World workers getting super depressed from them because so many of the kids are terminal. So turning down such a…

meh.. foodie.. He ran a steak and potatoes restaurant that has a French name.. That’s about as far as he got. I’m a professional chef and he’s not by any stretch of the imagination, a successful chef. He’s a successful author who decided to use his cheffing history as the reason why he should be the guy traveling the…

They DIDN’T WANT A PHONECALL. I don’t understand how you don’t get this. The kid didn’t ask to talk to Ina Garten. He wanted a cooking lesson from a TV celebrity his parents would watch. Jesus Christ on a cracker.

First of all, they weren’t asking for a 15 minute phone call - they were asking for her to fly from NY to Oregon for a cooking less from her IN PERSON. Ina apparently gets “hundreds of charity requests a month” - there’s no way she can fulfill every single one.

Please do a little googling about the situation before you let that affect your view of her. Nearly ALL celebrity Make-A-Wish requests get turned down, purely because there’s not enough TIME for celebrities to answer every single one of the hundreds and thousands of charity requests they get. MAW specifically tells…

Nearly ALL celebrity Make-A-Wish requests get turned down. MAW specifically tells families not to make requests like this because of the high likelihood they won’t be fulfilled. From what I can tell, Ina had to turn down the requests because they conflicted with a book tour and other pre-scheduled events. As you can…

Boredom?

Tony Bourdain has always tried to position himself at the cool kids’ table, with his fellow cool guy cooks from NYC, and then rips on pretty much anyone who isn’t a part of that group ... it’s tiresome.

No, it has nothing to do with antibiotic resistance.

“Unlike Pioneer Woman and her fake homespun persona/story”

Going to use this as the plot of the fake movie. And then I’m going to put this into production at the production company I will fake own, as suggested elsewhere.