I'm not down for killing anyone at all, but I find it ironic that Facebook's all about killing this page when there are a shitton of Elliot Rodger fan pages still alive and well. It'd be nice to see some consistency.

I think it's fair to consider everyone involved in this awful. The only innocent victim I see here are the poor animals.

The biggest morning spoiler is: Tatiana Maslany was NOT nominated for an Emmy. My morning is spoiled.

The many faces of Botox: Hatred.

I was watching one day when her brother was on. He pretty much said they're Democrats and he didn't know where the hell her views came from. It was a tad amusing.

When on Fox News it is a requirement to constantly mention the military. When a Republican it is a requirement to cut all government services that help the military.

At first glance, I thought the picture of Hasselbeck was crazy Shannon from RHOOC.

I read these tweets and I'm all...

Basically THIS:

that's why people look at me when like i'm psychotic when i say that Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle was one of the fundamentally biggest game changers for people of color in terms of the way we see Asian people in film, and if we could have a film that did something that broke stereotypes of Latinos in that same…

When we are visible, we're illegal/can't speak English/ super superstitious/super religious/Mexican/Puerto Rican with an attitude problem/hot Latina/cabana boy/I'm sure you can think of more stereotypes. It pisses me off. Most of the time, we have thick accents. I wish this would change. It's going to take a while,…

The Invisible Latino! We aren't represented unless it's on a show of ALL Latinos, where all the jokes are about how they ARE Latino!

Ooh! How about the working-class character who exists to help the main characters? The maid or cab driver or bartender who is delighted to listen to the rich people bitch about their love lives all day and offer his or her advice, but whose own problems are invisible or reduced to punch lines? Often but not always a…

"The Major City that is the center of the universe whereas everywhere else is certifiable hell"

The sassy kid brought in to breath life into dying show (Cousin Oliver on Brady Bunch, Andrew on Family Ties, Oliva on Cosby, Chrissy on Growing Pains, the list goes on...) but who kills every scene they are in.

Ah, the Magical Negro. Sometimes they have a Magical Special Needs person too, or if you want a nice twofer, a Magical Special Needs* Negro, like on The Blind Side.

I'm torn between the token black character or the older and wiser black character who guides white people in life.

The female nerd played by a model in glasses.

This is why I loved the somewhat short-lived Grounded for Life. It was funny, the husband (Donal Logue) was unhot but kind of charming and hilarious, the wife was gorgeous (but kinda plus-sized, compared to the rest of sitcom wives), the family was dysfunctional, and pretty much nothing ever got solved. They were…