Jagger actually sings backup on the track; he’d have to have one hell of a sense of humor about himself to pull that off.
Jagger actually sings backup on the track; he’d have to have one hell of a sense of humor about himself to pull that off.
Interestingly, it was right around the same time that states started raising the drinking age to 21; it used to be 18 in most states.
I blame Ken Jennings.
That’s correct. You do get a $2000 consolation prize for 2nd place and $1000 for third, though. You only walk away completely empty-handed if you fail to make it to Final Jeopardy.
Maggie’s the best.
It’s always been unclear whether Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek is at all amused by the long-running Saturday Night Live sketches about his show...
So he’s saying that you’re a monster, but that you cannot recognize yourself as such?
When dealing with adjectives and nouns derived from French, the terminal “-e” usually indicates a feminine ending. So that brunet fellow is someone’s fiancé, while that brunette woman is someone’s fiancée.
Oh, if you want to get excruciatingly pedantic, it’s even worse: the correct spelling of blond/blonde and brunet/brunette will vary with the gender of the object, because they are gendered adjectives borrowed from French. So while Madonna might have blonde ambition, it’s perfectly acceptable (if stupidly highfalutin)…
Everyone remove your hat, throw it in the incinerator
My hand to God: The actual in-universe name of the musical style the cantina band plays is “jizz.”
That’s ... odd. When Felt was outed as Deep Throat, I seem to remember that one-time Nixon apparatchik Ben Stein wrote an op-ed calling Felt a “self-hating Jew.” Apparently Nixon’s delusion was contagious.
When asked why such a piece would run in the first place, CityNews’ editor said...
Pretty much as in the illustration heading this article, actually.
Your argument isn’t with me, son; it’s with the dictionary.
All three of the definitions you cite include variations on the phrase “based on the belief that one’s own race is superior.” You haven’t disproved my point; in fact, you’ve done the opposite.
(A) “Problematic” is absolutely a word we can use, should use, and have used when talking about white feminists WRT PoC, LGB ppl WRT trans* folk, and so forth. Indeed, it’s become a cliché by this point.
It puts the sin onto what they *are* and not what they *do*
Yup. When apartheid was dismantled in South Africa, the first order of business was to set up Truth and Reconciliation committees. The two go hand-in-hand. You can’t have reconciliation until you’re willing to grapple with the truth; and the longer you put it off, the harder it gets.