The time between this “Dave Chappelle is doing something relatively mainstream” announcement and the ensuing “Dave Chappelle does something bizarre” one was even shorter than I anticipated.

Being pleasant as a customer service person is just literally the baseline of how you should behave. If you stomp around or answer a general customer greeting of “How are you doing?” with an honest retelling of your grievances, then that’s on you, son. That is on you.

You’re (they’re) not wrong.

I mean, WHAT THE FORK?

Well, that’s a kind of an old-school way of looking at TV. Most all the non-network shows have comparatively short runs and long gaps between them and they still do fine if they take hold in the first place. People don’t watch shows as if they’re weekly appointments like they used to. For instance, I watch on Hulu and…

This is easily my favorite new show of the season. I’m now sad b/c I didn’t realize this last week’s ep was the fall finale.

Lin-Manuel Miranda is a fucking gift to humanity.

Look, just getting the plane off the ground successfully was a big deal in the early 1900s so don’t blame Steve for all the crashing he ends up doing. Everyone crashed all the time back then.

Lypsyl — there is nothing better.

Well, it’s nice to see American settler logic has not evolved one iota since we first landed on the East Coast.

Holla!

*sigh* I love Harry...

Well... they’ve got Moana coming out and very recently we’ve had Zootopia and a lot of the Pixar films are original stories. They did Finest Hours live-action this year (didn’t see it but I believe it was original). And last year, there was Tomorrowland (not perfect but underrated and I pretty much love it flaws and…

I am having this weird reaction to this article as a happy spinster lady who has never wanted neither man nor child in my life (nor lady — I’m pretty sure I’m asexual! [We’re here; we don’t particularly want to fuck you; get used to it!]) and the reaction is this:

Well, this can’t be very complete. I literally live next door to a cemetery and found nothing so zoomed out to include all of Chicago and not ONE ghost?

Someone let her know so her people can sue them back to the the time of Noah where they can live out their lives in peace far away from the modern world because the flood never happened so they’ll be fine.

In reply to you AND everyone who replied to you: Why are parents such weirdos?

Saw a pic of this earlier (the third pic up from bottom or similar shot) — don’t know where. It had the best caption, though:

No, they haven’t. That is not what the statement says at all, though the GOP is pretending it does.

I was all excited until I saw it was Stephen Poliakoff who doesn’t like a character arc that makes what we here on earth call sense.