Blah blah blah. Whatever you say man. lol I’ve done absolutely nothing to you, so if it makes you feel better to rage against me and call me names, you can go right ahead. If anything, it speaks more about you than it does about anyone else (even though it’s clear you think you occupy some sort of moral high ground…

I don’t recall making excuses for anything, since none were really required. lol I was only letting you know that your assumption about her not liking gay people was incorrect. It wasn’t asked of me. If all of that makes me a loser in your eyes, though, then so be it. I can live with that because, to be frank, you are…

Say what you will about whether or not people get the face they deserve lol (sometimes they do, but it’s hardly anybody’s first tool for determining what kind of person someone else is), but as her best friend in real life, who is also a gay man, I can confirm that she does like talking to gay people. lol Just not to…

“’Semen probably is not wasted, because nature usually makes use of the material it has, and there is a hypothesis that the attitudes of men are passed to women by way of the semen which penetrates the tissue,’ he said.”

I’m sure Xenu will sustain them.

I feel like this says something about our society... I’m not sure WHAT it says, but I bet it’s pretty profound and life-altering. Also, bewbs...

People say that everywhere actually. lol It’s definitely not unique to Jamaica.

I feel as though stories about Richard Spencer should be limited to him getting punched in the face.

I usually reserve that one for Anne Coulter.

It could be the soul-selling, but my vote is on booze and pills. I don’t know why; it just feels right. lol

I think “They canceled my book.” is the best post I’ve ever seen him make somewhere. lol

I would have added Richard Spencer as well, but I guess we already know about the “punchability” of HIS face, much to his dismay I’m sure.

This guy has some skeletons in his closet, and I hope they get discovered someday...

When I was in high school (also in Canada) we were taught that we had a “cultural mosaic” rather than a melting pot (which is pretty much how we referenced the USA --whether that’s fair or not is up for debate I suppose lol). I find I still hear the phrase “melting pot” used a lot in American media though.