Did your friend just have a special on Showtime?

In October 2015, English actor Daniel Craig declared that he would “rather slash my wrists” than perform the role of 007 a fifth time.

He probably is telling the truth from his perspective, but unless he was in the home he has no idea what the dog experienced there. I don’t either, but given the things Lena Dunham has written about herself let’s just say I don’t think she would make a responsible dog owner.

I want to hold off a little longer on that just to make sure I *really* want it.

What’s everyone up to tonight?

I swear upon Cats

I’m left with just standard wage (yeah, I was promised I’d get tips)

Now I want steak tacos with chipotle mayo

Some POC are able to recognize it. Some aren’t and continue to perpetuate white superiority and the demeaning of their own people. All she was saying was that she recognized that this story is based on his real life, but this colonized mind zap on POC is something we all need to realize is a thing that is alive and…

So yes, while it might be based on his real life experience, we should all be aware of how it came to be.

But either way, I’m tired of seeing brown love interests in American media being passed up for white love interests,

Not to mention that since the story this essay is mostly concentrating on is based on an actual relationship, it blurs the line between complaining about representation on-screen vs. having an issue with their real-life relationship.

It does seem like a REALLY GOOD WAY to have both Sony and Marvel at the Spider-Man trough while keeping them set in the same universe. Have Peter do the more Avengers/MCU-centered stuff, and have Miles do the solo movies.

I totally over-leveled for the main quest. Instead of an epic battle, matching wits and blades against the leader of the Wild Hunt in a tense battle for survival, I ended up splattering him in about three hits.

Did you walk up to the kitchen and get your own food? Then the waitperson did something.

They are the definition of people who these laws exist for.

I think you’re overestimating the guys who belong to these clubs. It’s more likely they don’t want the competition.

There’s a huge difference between officially matriculating and being allowed to be a member of one of these clubs.

I think in this context “derogatory” was being inaccurately used as “sexist”, which is STILL incorrect largely because calling a woman attractive in and of itself isn’t automatically sexist, it has a lot to do with context.

True in the 80's.