He can act, no doubt about it and he's been given an absolutley CHERRY role as like the resident intelligent, cunning, hedonistic "bad boy" with an ever-shrinking heart of gold and a tragic backstory in Tyrion - he's long been a fan book favorite and is, via Dinklage, a TV favorite as well. He acts the HELL out of…
Yeah, it was at Comicon I think it was a dumb thing that came from his mouth, and not emblematic of true rapiness. The reaction of the rest of the panel indicated they knew he'd stepped in it.
yeaaaah, he's not the sharpest. a couple of my boyfriend's friends knew him. they all said he was pretty much as dumb as a box of rocks. but that face....ouuuu that face. and body... okay i'm done.
Why? The red cami underneath gives both coverage and color to an otherwise monochrome outfit.
You do realize you're talking to someone who just accused a bunch of people of being White Supremacists for not having seen The Color Purple, right?
:\ Yikes about boobs and periods being the road to sluthood.
Aww, but you WERE the one who peed on her Blue Book! Saying otherwise won't make it so!
Umm I don't think the fact that there was a black man at the party who made a one line joke about periods qualifies as "magical negro"
Learn to read, the article says that the shop only requires your name and your phone number.
Actually, this is all the goats are doing over at Amazon.
You can tell right away these kind of shops will never, ever, ever happen at all outside Japan.
There is a difference between "mentioning" your religious life ("I went on a church picnic." " My church fed the homeless last week-end") and proselytizing. Mention away. Just don't start with the "love the sinner hate the sin" crap.
A few people have asked how one might be outed at a job interview. Here are some typical interview questions and typical answers. See how your opinion may change depending on the gender of the applicant:
I love your observation. This is what happens when the coming out is momentous to the person doing the coming out but is, as it happens, of no significance to the people to whom he's coming out. If they don't make a deal out of it, either positive OR negative, he could imagine that they aren't dealing with it well…
Bad analogy. The proper analogy is that if you don't want to hear about my same-sex spouse, then I don't want to hear YOU mention YOUR opposite-sex spouse at the office. Just shut up about it. Pretend you're single.
I think you're misunderstanding what "coming out means." It MEANS talking about being married to a woman, it MEANS talking about your date. You've come out as straight several times likely, even without people knowing your wife's name. They know you have a wife. If they knew you had a husband, that means you would…
Most people have some degree of social relationship with their coworkers beyond what is strictly necessary to do the job. People talk about their families pretty regularly. It is unfair that a gay person should have to keep their significant other a secret while everyone else is chatting about their spouses and kids.
The problem with this reasoning is that people "come out" as straight all the time - they mention their wives/husbands and talk about their families, what they did on vacation, and maybe have a picture of the family on the desk. Look around your own office right now, walk by everyone's cubes, see how many family…