And who paid someone to organize it for them.

That is the pantry of someone who does not use any of the things in their pantry.

Let’s put this shit into context:

Because, no matter how hard we try to live in denial, we are getting old and a lot of our “peers” in gaming and anime fandom weren’t even alive/were in diapers when we were playing our Atari/NES/PS1 games and watching fansubbed anime on VHS tapes.

E3 seems like the embodiment of “this meeting could have been an email”

I think revoking the award would be even harder. I mean he slapped somebody, are they going to go take awards back from all the people who have done worse? I feel like that would create an even bigger backlash.

Thanks to comments yesterday, I’m going to do the one thing I swore I’d never go: defend the Academy.

At least they'll all be in one place. Everywhere else will be a little bit safer.

jesus christ. It’s like a rat king but instead of being a tangle of rats, it’s a tangle of literal walking assholes.

“Teach a man to build a fire and he’s warm for a day. Set a man on fire and he’s warm for the rest of his life.”

It was a joke, probably written by someone else.

Phase 1: eat dishwasher tablet

“Love makes you do crazy things” - every man who’s ever physically abused a woman.

He didn’t ‘go after her’, he made a corny joke about her that Will thought was funny enough until her saw his wife’s reaction *then* decided to be a ‘hero’. Thank god The Root and Black twitter are having none of Will’s BS but Jezebel is too afraid to call him out.

The normalization of this is twisted and insane.

My takeaway from the last 14 hours is that a large segment of our population thinks that physical violence is the appropriate reaction to a verbal insult, and that physical violence at a formal event full of your peers where you hope to win an award is ok. How far we have fallen.

I’m shocked mostly at the low key acceptance of what was literally physical assault on live television. What if he had walked up and smacked Amy or Wanda or Regina in the face like that? Would the Jezebel crowd still be so nonchalant about it? Would it still be considered acceptable?

“did Will Smith slapping Chris Rock actually make Jada’s life any easier? After all, that’s who this was for, right?”

Exactly.  Rather than her giving an eyeroll and moving on, having the spotlight shift from something she may not want discussed she now can’t turn anywhere with out it being a topic of discussion.  How…

Also, in “really sucks to be Chris Rock”: