After her interview on Ellen I was like, “I actually kind of like her.” I don’t watch any of her stuff, but I don’t have any issue with her existence (although I would really like to stop seeing the commercials for her underwear when I am watching TV with my dad.)

They don’t actually host the main MNF show, but they do have a “Monday Night Football with Peyton and Eli.” At least, they did the first week. We turned to it by accident. I didn’t like it because they turned off the sounds from the game (they weren’t at the game, just watching it) so it seemed weird.

I’ve only really seen her doing anything but posing for pictures once and that was on Ellen and she actually was kind of funny. Not uproariously so, but she has a bit of a dry sense of humor, which is my favorite kind.

Peyton Manning is freaking hilarious. I would watch a show of him and Brad Paisley playing themselves as they do in the (whichever company it is) insurance commercials. Throw Baker Mayfield in as their neighbor and it’s gold.

Especially since whatever action they do take they keep hidden under the guise of student privacy. If you don’t show that people will be swiftly punished for this kind of behavior, then this kind of behavior will continue. The main reason they do these things so blatantly is that they feel they can get away with it…

If your jokes involve mocking or belittling anyone for things they have no control over or for minor things that harm no one, then you definitely mean harm on top of the racism (which, I would say, also shows that you mean harm.)

I really expected that to be addressed in the article, because I can’t think of any other meaning than, “I can’t believe I’m agreeing with black people.” Even if they were actually against the mandates, he would agree with that regardless and wouldn’t have any shame about it since everyone he appeals to is also…

Is that what they replaced the potato cakes with? I don’t go there a lot, but when I do, I want potato cakes, dammit! :(

I frequently tell my mom about progressive issues without calling them progressive or any of the other trigger words, just describing them, and she’ll agree with them, but still thinks the Democratic politicians are too much like socialists. It’s weird.

Unless you’re under 21, why would you not bring ID to something called Riot Fest? It sounds like there is definitely alcohol sold there and most likely they ID’d anyone buying any.

Or he didn’t pay attention, because surely they at least get historical knowledge of things directly related to economics. I mean, I could be wrong, but it seems like it should be that way.

Your boss and coworkers. Your grandmother. Your teachers.

The entire reason for a minimum wage was because companies were paying workers a pittance. How does an economics professor not know this?

OK, but they are claiming that Antifa has a fascist agenda?

Kevin Stitt, the governor of Oklahoma, was an anti-vaxxer of the Jenny McCarthy variety before the pandemic, but he got the covid vaccine. Things that make you go hmmm.

I think it’s because she pointed her handgun at the protesters and he only pointed his at her unintentionally.

Fucking anti-abortionists protest on the sidewalks and streets in front of abortion doctors’ houses all the time. With awful pictures and making all kinds of noise. And abortion doctors are not public figures. So, yeah, I’m OK with this.

I’m so tired of, “If you didn’t want [insert thing here] to happen, you shouldn’t have broken the law,” when the thing that happened is pretty serious but the broken law is pretty minor. No one deserves to have a gun pointed at them for trespassing. Especially when they are not trespassing on the property of the…

You say “protesters should not go to anyon’e home because there are innocent family member and neighbors around” as if protesting is inherently dangerous. It is not. What is inherently dangerous is holding a loaded handgun or rifle with your finger on the trigger and pointing it at people.

Oh, gotcha. Sorry for that.