Doesn’t sound like RZA changed his story to me. He said both times that Crowe spit at Banks, which is the same thing she said in her tweet (regarding the spitting). Not judging either way because this is some celebrity bullshit, IMO. It just seems an odd headline when RZA said the same thing to The Breakfast Club as…

Seriously had no idea. Not my preferred genre of oldies. Cheers.

I started by drinking Chivas 12. It tastes better than White Label, but isn’t as pricey as the single malts. And it was something that I could find in any bar in my area. Now I keep a bottle of Chivas 18 at home for my own enjoyment as I slowly build up a collection of other aged and single malts. So far I only have…

What’s the creepy b&w photo of the TV cowboy for?

Y’all also know how to make great whisky. It’s just all the other shit that makes me prefer to watch my football and sip my scotch at home.

To the average white person, they are not a “white person”, only a person. Everyone else is considered a “black person” or “Spanish person” or “Jewish person”. It’s as if they believe that being white is so much the norm that it becomes implied unless shown to be otherwise.

Now we don’t. Asian people have worn dreadlocks as part of their culture and style for as long as any other ethnicity in the world. When your hair grows unkempt it will naturally lock up. Even though it’s mostly associated with Rastafarianism nowadays, it was originally associated with the Sadhus of India.

Not my president. #facts

“By the way, that wasn’t time travel. There were just a couple of pizzas on the counter and I grabbed them.” - Rick

He only said “gunman” because he wasn’t going to say “terrorist”.

What I love most about this season is how it was predicted that Jerry would be set up to be the major villain, but it turned out that the major villain was the fans of the show.

I watch the show, but I stopped telling others about it. Why? Because I introduced one friend to the series and he became one of those annoying fans who feel they have to always quote the show to see if you got the references. The last time he asked me if I saw the latest episode I told him that I don’t like to talk…

Nobody from the B-X calls it a “choke hold”.

I’ve given up on American sports. All of them. To me it just seems like plantation owners pitting house niggers vs. field niggers, or something much worse. Because McGregor vs. Mayweather demonstrated how much the world is willing to pay to see who are the real niggers of the world (the blacks are still undisputed…

I’m just going to put this out there, because it’s maybe something for you to think about. Maybe you’re asking the wrong people the wrong questions. Or maybe you thought the answers would be accompanied with a vanilla-chocolate swirl ice cream cone and a pat on the back.

May not mine to give, but here’s my honest answer. When I see I white person, or any person for that matter, the first thing I think comes from my old reptilian brain. Which is, “Friend, foe, food, or fuck?” Then when I get into my more modern brain, the one that a bit more self-conscious (or is it self-aware?), I…

And let’s not forget Dexter.

“I know that new situations can be intimidating. You’re looking around and it’s all scary and different, but meeting them head on, charging right into them like a bull,...that’s how we grow as people.”

I’m a straight black man and this analogy makes me uncomfortable. I understand its point, but I wouldn’t consider it succinct. And for some reason it doesn’t sit well with me. I don’t think I’m missing the point of the article because I will not deny the truth of its overall content. Straight black men have it easier…

I agree with your episode rating because I’m using your season rating as a baseline. Weakest moment was Theon manning-up (and winning) against a guy that could clearly kick his ass. Losing your franks and beans doesn’t mean you grow a liver of steel. That guy was twice his size and already beat him down. Theon…