because they DON'T stop chasing them, they would stand there, then start taunting, name calling, asking questions. They would lock traffic and the police would come along and as we have seem before not do a damn thing. Except in this case, probably arrest Jenner for causing a disruption on a highway.

I was wondering that too, though when I looked it up it said the murderer was targeting black ministers because he thought they were a menace to black people, and originally planned to shoot Martin Luther King, Sr., but chose to shoot Alberta at the last minute. So the plan wasn't to kill random Christians, but she…

I just never get how they can hate on someone being good at something just because of their skin color or ideology or whatever else that's different. The Williams sisters are amazing at this sport and it stuns me that apparently that's not enough for people to at least be cordial to them.

As I clicked on this article, I thought it was going to be about Schwyzer.

This seems to be directly tied to the issue a friend of mine and I were talking about, which we refer to as "Philosophy Bros." Philosophy Bros are intelligent, fiercely opinionated, well-versed in an array of ideas and literature and are complete garbage people because they use all of these things as a smoke-screen…

Creepy as fuck. I'd like to take this opportunity to note how glad I am that Schwyzer doesn't have an outlet on Jez any longer.

"How did it get to this point where entertainers got fed up to the point where they felt we need to enact a law or do some legislation around this?"

I don't care about football either, but having the actual Green Bay packers cameo as themselves moonlighting as an acapella group is hilarious.

Do you know why the Packers are in the new movie? Because a group of them are huge fans of Pitch Perfect and kept tweeting about how much they loved it and how badly they wanted to be in the new movie. The producers saw the tweets and invited them to join the cast for a small part.

I didn't know anything about this guy, but let's see: he compares his net worth plummeting to just $2.1 billion to being in prison, he's an Ayn Rand fan, he calls women his muses, and he voluntarily calls himself CHIP? I haven't wanted to punch anyone in the face this hard since Steve Zahn's character on Treme.

So she's nine now?

For those who are curious how this actually works, from the New Zealand Herald:

Jeff Roorda is the spokesman for the union that serves St. Louis Metropolitan PD. He doesn't have power in St. Louis County. Not really, at least. Not that it matters since both police departments are trash and corrupt, and should be gutted.

Not to judge a book by its cover, but, I mean, c'mon, case closed:

Thank you for this article. I was on board with the "no parabens" train until I read that um, actually, they're not the cancer causing killers that some makeup brands would like us to believe.

It feels weird to say, "I'd like to think that's true!" but even so, I don't think it would be true.

Shitness?

Don't encourage me Adultosaur, I can't help but comply —

I love his work. I've read a good amount of it, and think he's a fantastic writer. One of my favorites, in fact.