That, and the Target All in Motion pants are pretty much awesome. 

Ok, but like why is he promoting himself to these women in particular in this way?  I would get down with this if he were throwing bills out just to any and everybody in the club, but he was doing this in a way to make the women think all the cash was real, and it was cash in exchange for a service. 

To me what was so insane about that situation was (1) that she previously already apologized for the tweets in 2019, (2) everyone flagging them would repeat that she was in college, but omit that she was also only 17 at the time they happened, and (3) most importantly, Conde Nast offered her the job with full…

How is this still hilarious? I feel some conflict because the marrow of my bones tells me never to celebrate someone losing there job (working class roots and basic human decency and all), but this guy is such a complete asshole, I can’t help a reflexive cheer. I mean imagine, he was SO psychotic about Meghan Markle…

“she’s condescending” “she’s not humble enough for my taste” “she doesn’t have sufficient grace (i.e. she doesn’t know her place” ... this all reads like a lot of word salad to avoid just saying “uppity”

What I can’t make sense of, is the fact that the two people that he filed the complaint on behalf of then went back and asked him to rescind it, so I’m not even sure what there is to investigate at this point.  The whole thing just seems bizarre.  That, coupled with publications referencing they have Knauff’s e-mails,…

Or to the person referred to as a “n-gger typist” by Charles’s valet.

Except it isn’t that either. After the complaint was filed on the other employees’ behalf, without their knowledge, they asked that it be withdrawn once they found out.

We wanted children, but were never successful. Over the years when people asked if we have children and I said “no”, it was so often followed by how children are one of life’s greatest joys, or “you should do it”. Now that I’m turning 40, I’m coming to the sobering realization that some people still don’t just stop at …

I understood this was originally published by The Times, not Omid Scobie, and the publication was that the request was denied by courtiers and not the Queen. The coverage transformed to the Palace trying to downplay the wreath request as not being permitted due to “protocol” after some backlash because Harry…

I think Harry and Meghan genuinely did want to have a stepped back role in the family, and there was precedent for them to do so, but also likely knew all along it would never work. The family continued to treat them terribly after they left and for the duration of the year (even going so far to publicly reject a…

Dude, it made me laugh.  Have another one. 

What a fucking psycho this woman is, following high school kids trying to bait them over a school shooting they survived, and at her age nonetheless. What the fuck even is this that she is in congress. I really wish that when these people disappeared up their own assholes it actually led them to another dimension…

Lawyer here as well. From what I’ve seen, Courts are generally all over the place on this as concerns one and two-way video conference (which can occur if you have a witness out of town, or a child victim and the video is a way to protect the victim when giving testimony). I’m not saying you are right, but…

I think with Diana it was more about her breaking protocols in a way that made her relatable, against the backdrop of the institution of the royal family, and less about her being physically attractive (although she was certainly the most attractive of the royals at that point).

Always and forever. 

Hooooly crap this one scared me.  Well done. 

OMG Finally, I’ve been reading old posts to GET HYPE!!