I would pay...$178.00 — exactly that amount — for that to happen.

laughed really hard.

counterpoint:

Why should we care what sports writers have to say about politics?

that’s a great question. shocked it didn’t occur to me. how would a would-be sexual assaultist realize they weren’t about to assault an actual person? maybe that’s part of the point the show is trying to make.

I think it’s very strange that the violence in this episode is constantly talked about as though it may be a problem, but everybody’s just fine with praising The Walking Dead, which is the most gore-filled, fucked-up thing to ever slime its way across a TV screen.

BEEPI. I’ve said it a hundred times, I’ll say it a thousand more.

to be fair, the commenter you’re needlessly picking a fight with could spend 8 hours a day protesting meaningfully, writing letters to congresspeople, etc., and not get 1% of the traction Kaepernick gets by literally kneeling for 90 seconds, so let’s not pretend that Kap is making it his life’s work to open people’e…

I swear to god I quote this article almost every day of my life.

“these same people would have to find the further inner fortitude to place said privilege aside”

“One person literally had a federal investigation opened into her file retention policies”

This is not the most eloquent voice. This is the most banal, obvious voice that’s been FB memed to death.

So I’m supposed to care about the political opinions of a dude from Turlock who’s probably not spent more than two hours of his life reading?

Who could possibly not want a Volvo wagon?

I don’t believe that the sort of person who purchases a Land Rover Discovery actually knows what they want.

Still rather have my Prerunner.

That’s it, I fucking quit.

HA!

Well, alright, well said. I agree with all that.

this is also my driving experience with my in-laws