This specific usage aside... that’s kinda cool.

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““great experience” they all had. Strong also noted that they conceived of the podcast as a “journey,” rather than just sitting around and “talking about how great [Boys Meets World] is,” but they “all agree” that “it is actually great.””

I was part of the demographic when it aired- and I was a big fan. While It does have its flaws, it is a great show, and I’m glad people are rediscovering it.

People forget it was an ABC show, even though a ton of fans caught it in reruns on the Disney Channel.

While I’m rather confident that they’re worse in basically every timeline without a consent decree, the SPD does seem pretty damn committed to being awful.

According to the order, “SPD has made tremendous improvements in its policies, methods of operation and leadership with respect to the areas of use of force, stops and detentions and crisis intervention.” The court found that “the city has achieved sustained full and effective compliance, for at least two years,…

Man, it takes a lot to get kicked out of one of these shows. I’ve been a subscriber to my city’s broadway series (just saw that Beetlejuice show this summer, it’s good!) for years. I think I’ve only seen one person escorted out in that time, and they were drunk and making an unholy racket. I’ve seen people reprimanded…

‘I am on the board’

So, not only did he attempt to kill her, which should be enough to inspire outrage, he also fucked with her career/season.

I watched his season of Project Runway back in the day and I don’t remember him being cast as the villain, just a really talented designer who might have come off as arrogant, but he did seem to be leagues above the other competitors from his season. I love Project Runway now—it seemed like it would have been hard to…

When you write a “private” letter unequivocally testifying to the character of an accused rapist, how are you not discrediting the accusers? He stood trial because of his alleged conduct. They wrote about their evaluation of his character as though their experiences meant that his accusers’ experience of his conduct…

She also alluded to an incident that took place in Toronto, which Ashton was involved. 

He was talented on the show and he let them know it. He also mentioned how hard he worked post show. He pretty much made his first collecton and a bunch of random celeb outfits in his apartment. He sounds like a hard working guy that used his platform to do well. maybe he had a bit of leg up somehow.

It's funny that men will say women are sluts because some of their friends are sluts. However when a man is known to be a rapist none of their friends unsafe and it was all he said she said anyways. The problem with rape culture is a lot guys know that their friends aren't safe for women to be around but they don't…

Look, what this kind of argument does is say, “Because I know this person, they deserve less punishment.” This argument is exactly why it’s so awful to come forward - especially when it comes to the very famous. The more popular and beloved someone is, the more ‘perspectives’ need to be heard. I don’t for one second…

No one is saying Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis have to get up and call Danny Masterson an evil person. His crimes are not their responsibility.

I’m sure Jez didn’t include this because its speculation at best, but this particular accuser was in a relationship with Danny for years and hinted at other things on her story. Specifically a phone call that she said she overheard of Kutcher calling Danny on February 21st 2001. February 2001 is when Kutcher’s then…

I had originally assumed the letters Kunis and Kutcher are getting dragged for were pretrial public statements of support for their friend... it wasn’t until their apology video that I learned it was actually written AFTER conviction, for sentencing guidelines.

Jonas, Kutcher, and Kunis all need to shut-up for a bit.