Let’s play Marry, Fuck, Kill with Hannity, Carlson, and Kurtz. GO!

That’s the same people that think Born in the USA is a patriotic song. Listening to lyrics isn’t their strong side.

Best case scenario, this is mental illness and a obvious sign that someone needs help.

Why not make Law & Order: Internal Affairs, where it's the cops committing hate crimes and covering them up

Saw a sad thread on a meme site of users complaining that Larson isn’t funny and is ‘boomer humor’. Made me really angry that a community whose sense of humor is defined by irony and morbidity wouldn’t understand the magic of Larson.

Thanks for not making this a slideshow. 

Almost literally. His discussion of black history month — that stream of consciousness, barely coherent riffing where he pauses in the middle to assure us that he totally understands what he’s talking about despite the immediate evidence to the contrary — is Trump’s style in a nutshell.

I’m beginning to think Conservatives, and especially their inbred cousins “Libertarians,” might be some of the biggest fucking hypocrites around.

It’s called ACTING:

Being a good country star with some awesome songs does not displace the fact that he was a right-wing turd burglar and I shed no tears for another fascist dead in the ground.  I’ll still enjoy his songs but I’ll remember what a shitty person he was.

Also it later came out that Reade was not credible at all. Her own lawyer dropped her.

I’m not sure I’ve ever seen a blockbuster that seemed as hollow to me as any in this franchise. I’ve seen at least a couple (so unmemorable that I’ve lost track), and they were... fine. It’s not that they were bad, per se - just utterly empty. Like a paint-by-numbers tentpole film. I can see the MCU films (which are…

I thought nothing could make me care about the Pirates franchise... and so far I still haven’t been proven wrong.

I so disagree with anyone who thinks the shows gets better without Diane. Season 1 to 3 is great, season 4 and 5 drags a little but the end of season 5 “have a good life” never can be touched. I cried so hard at 13 years old. Fuck I cried when Diane said “I rather be with you” when she was going to leave with Sam’s…

I can’t watch him speak either. It’s depressing. I’ll listen to the more outlandish segments of his speeches but I can’t sit through anything extended.

His visage and voice make me mildly nauseous—turns out I actually have an atavistic autonomic response to evil, which was both satisfying as well as somewhat alarming to learn—so I did not actually see or hear the speech. I merely listened to the song and read the timestamped transcript.

This softball mocking doesn’t really dig into the juicy fallout from Tulsageddon.

The B-52 in 2097 is the easy bit. Care to guess what countries it’ll be flying for by then?