You know he thought he’d find Obama’s “real” birth certificate and then he’d be a hero.

They seem to be making all of the same mistakes they did when Charles and Diana got divorced: blame the woman, who ends up looking more sympathetic because the Firm is made up of such awful people.

When I was in grad school for theater 30 years ago (!!), there were exactly two Black women in the program. The other woman came to me one day and said that this white woman had asked her if she was there on a scholarship, because in whichever Dakota she was from they had special scholarships for “Indians and Negroes.”

“The party” isn’t responsible for Maine voters being provincial assholes who chose Susan Collins because her opponent wasn’t born in Maine. “The party” couldn’t make South Carolinians less racist and vote for someone other than Lady G.

Is it just me, or is the site completely fcked today? I’m seeing missing letters on posts and comments.

I would also add Raubahn in FFXIV. His relationship with the Sultana is very paternal, as we see early on when she sits on his arm so that people can see her when she gives a speech. He’s also got Pipin, his actual adopted son whose father sold him into slavery to pay off his gambling debts.

Guess I’ll have to renew my Crunchyroll subscription. 

So you’re just going to ignore everything Biden and his team have said about how that meeting went, including the press secretary being asked “Is President Biden’s Covid aid number still $1.9T?” and saying “It is.”

His daughter was 16 at the time, so not an adult, and she has since indicated that she wasn’t okay with it, but she wasn’t given a choice.

I fucking hate that soulless sack of shit so much. I used to say that Bakersfield is not sending their best; now, I’m pretty sure they are.

Hawley voted against him, because of course he did. What a piece of shit.

Rest in power, Hank. 

I cried so hard.

As someone pointed out on Twitter, self-plagiarism is still plagiarism.

It’s basically fap material for Stephen Miller and his wife.

Herr Flaxencoiff von Golfcart

How did you switch your burner to an account?

Where would you like the internet that you just won delivered?

1983 was a pivotal year for me in so many ways, but it started with Washington’s election. I was 13, and until then I hadn’t experienced a lot of direct racism, but folks at my mostly-white school in Morgan Park/Beverly went all in. I will never forget hearing the teacher who insisted that the Civil War was about…

Oh, you left out the best part: