Are we really going to start getting in her ass NOW about her fucking atrocious “singing”?

Am I supposed to be upset over this? It sounds to me like ESPN should have been smart enough not to trash one of their sponsors in a headline in the first place.

The whole premise of this article seems...off. Are we supposed to feel bad for the Knierims? Proud of them for skating in a circle well after watching the news? I expected them to be from Parkland, or something. I’m sure a lot of NBA and NHL players had a similar experience this evening.

I’d settle for less fawning coverage of a murderous dictator’s sister, but even that is apparentlytoo much to ask.

Not that anyone here actually cares about what he really meant....

Technically we’re still at WAR with DPRK.

This isn’t even relevant. That is a different country who is our enemy at the moment. This sounds like it was written in North Korea by the dictator himself. There is no connection whatsoever. If you’re going to criticize the White House, go ahead because you won’t lack material, but please don’t write junk like this…

I’m here to win medals and get laid, and it looks like they’re all out of medals.

Isn’t Rotten Tomatoes banning negative audience scores because of an alt-right Facebook page that has called on people to mark the film down?

I watched the clip and it quite honestly brought tears to my eyes. His horror and rage and frustration was so damn raw. I just can’t even imagine how he feels.

People these days. All these snowflakes go right to their mommy blogs when I correct them on facebook by telling them, “Actually, your kid seems a little ‘cunty’.” Now I’m not welcome at Thanksgiving anymore. Did I make a big deal about it when their kid had an allergic reaction at my Super Bowl party? No. I told them…

I am a teacher (High school math, formerly English and History), and I cannot find this amusing. I remember being 9 and getting mad when a teacher was wrong. Germany isn’t landlocked Mrs. Hampton!

Give another $50k to Williams and put “take a fucking negotiating class” in the memo

Since it was released 7 years before 9/11, you could say that movie was ahead of its time regarding Arab terrorist stereotypes.

This is what happens when you eat too many Ls.

Jameis Winston standing there by himself trying to look hard after none of his teammates made the slightest effort to hold him back—when it was damn clear to everyone that’s what he wanted—is a goddamned Christmas miracle.

These comments

I believe CCR warned us about his rise, too.

East... whatever.

I guarantee that the limit of this commenter’s Alabama credentials is a t-shirt from Walmart.