Haha, I’d never heard it (or at least noticed it in music) before reading this article.

The precise “Okay, I’m just wasting my time, get me the fuck outta here” moment.

I think it was the first time events were chronologically placed by dialogue, which would stick out to me. There have probably been several visual cues regarding the time frame, but I don’t have a very keen eye for that sort of detail.

Jimmy specifically referred to Kim’s post-crash movie binge-fest as something like Relax-a-thon 2003 in the season 3 finale.

I think it’s disingenuous to keep calling him Jimmy at this point. Everything from his masterfully jaded edge, his zest for easy cash even at the considerable risk at which it places his currently-hostaged law degree, and the increasingly colorful vulgarity of his aphorisms—more so even than his fledgling advertising…

This whole goddamn situation is outrageous, but the fact they are going ahead with charging her really irks me for some reason. Mightn’t we consider that the confused and impaired 87-year-old woman getting tased was ample punishment for the incredibly minor offense she didn’t even commit?

It was exactly this. It was the recognition that if they didn’t even acknowledge that a cultural icon had died, they would be called out on it. With a complete lack of any follow-through on more than the minimal amount of research required to confirm that, yes, indeed, Aretha Franklin was, in fact, a singer.

I cried.

That’s a good point that I haven’t heard often enough. In our attempts at preventing this from becoming the new normal, we should not try fleeing back to the old normal, because—guess what?—that’s what got us here.

That GODDAMNED *WORD* is a weapon. It doesn’t leave any physical scars; no, it’s much worse than that. It scars emotionally, and it carries with it the permanently crippling damage of over 300 years worth of ancestral oppression. It’s not just an attack on a body, it’s an attack on a collective mind and heart of…

Every. Single. Word. Of. This. The mind-numbing stupidity and/or intentional obtuseness are pretty obviously attempts at vindicating their own racist behavior, too.

Oh my god, yes...

*gestures above*

Yep. The “free” part is quite literal. It is not Speech Devoid of Consequence.

Time to check out some Social Distortion. Noted.

I can also tell you that if myself or the people that are in this building serving this country every single day—doing our very best to help people all across this country and make it better—if at any point we felt that the president was who some of his critics claim him to be, we certainly wouldn’t be here.

It’s plenty surprising because “The Meg” is seriously the worst title for a movie I think I’ve ever heard. Doesn’t matter how shitty it’s going to be—it’s a summer flick about a giant shark with Jason Statham, and Jaws can only happen once, so it was always going to be that.

Just a heads up, the graphic shows that Tucker Carlson instead of Sean Hannity advanced to this round.

I am all for the evolving punchline of Omarosa’s book title

When his output of garbage finally exceeds his output of creative if undisciplined genius, do we finally stop talking about him?