Ugh. Even a good review makes this sound fucking unendurable. Gaze in awe at the imaginative mindscape of these daring young dreamers, who steal meaningless fragments of other people’s coherent work and mash them together in the most thoughtless way possible!

I doubt it was intentional but it definitely warranted a red card.

Username checks out. Also, Ideal Gas Law.

Killer Mike is Snoopy, doing the supper time dance for his owner.

Ah, yes, the Supper Bowl: the tastiest, most savory of all athletic competition!

The supper bowl sounds fantastic though.

It makes sense that a man on a channel for men who live in a fictional world where black men have super powers would cite a fictional world where black men have super powers as an example of why we should have guns. It’s like if I did an interview for the beef industry and talked about how good the burgers on Xandar…

Every Bernie Sanders Stan who used Killer Mike as the ultimate “He has a black friend!” move can now, officially, kiss the blackest part of my ass.

It’s simple really. When you make incredible amounts of money in your 20s, experience zero true hardships outside the life of a musician and surround yourself with yes-men and groupies the rest of your life. It’s easy to have all the stupid ideas you had cement as “facts” in your mind.

If the composer of music that you once liked turned out to be a moronic, narcissistic, stuck up right wing nut job, uh yeah, it actually is quite naturally difficult to still enjoy what that person creates and represents. It’s not just politics as usual. It’s so much more than that. Not to mention his music has sucked…

Good Lord, he sounds like the insufferable 16 year old me back in the early 90’s when I thought I knew what the fuck I was talking about. Except he’s just still there. String a bunch words together without examining how incongruous they are and just roll with it. I’d love to see his definitions of establishment,…

counterpoint:

Seriously... I don’t think ANY kinja site gets to throw stones, here. Remember, “Today’s gossip is tomorrow’s news”.

“It’s a big club, and you ain’t in it” - George Carlin

Oh thank God, he left us “Under Pressure.”

Strangely, I’ve never heard Jack Lemmon or Michael Douglas being blamed in any way at all for this movie or any stance they took. Just Jane. Wonder why?

Ol’ Jared looks like he’s in the dock at the Nuremberg Trials with that headset on.

None of those guys compare to Tom Brady. Brady and Belichick are a binary star system; everything revolves around feeding their respective egos. The argument that Kraft couldn’t possibly have intervened because he didn’t intervene in cutting Deion fucking Branch is ridiculous.

He also actually looked at the salary cap implications of either keeping both QBs or cutting Brady and keeping Jimmy, something which Wickersham never addressed.