#WellActually, red and blue make purple. The quote is “yellow and blue make green” from the Glad-lock bag commercial.

It’s perfectly effective for the convicted.

Of the eight men Arkansas is attempting to execute, half are white.

I’m a journalist. I know you get the notes down when you can. But you do not take notes while your subject is praying at her mother’s grave.

I like how they faithfully rendered the stick up Tony’s ass he acquired recently.

Avengers: Infinity War 2: Infinite Boogaloo.

why bother then?

Fixed it.

No one pays the same price for any of their seats. I guarantee you there are people in economy seats that paid more than higher class seats on any flight. When you sit down, you have no way of knowing what anyone else on the flight paid. Maybe that person skipping over to the better seat already paid $100 more than…

OOOOOOOOOH. THAT kind of hotel lobby.

So I guess all the GizBuzzfeed alarmism about a war with North Korea turned out to just be alarmism. How shocking.

More features.
Works when the internet is down.
Ability to send actual files, not links to cloud documents.
Much faster to add/ update images to documents.
It’s the standard, so I know anyone can accept Word files.

My guess is it reforms on its own and just sits there until some orange, horse-looking creature picks it up in the post credit scenes. And we all collectively lose our shit and start weeping on the floor of every theater across America.

Great point. This makes me wonder if we could see a BRB reveal in the post-credits scene. Oh, God, please let that come to pass.

No DC trailer has ever made me feel this way. Nor will one ever.

UBER, please add an “automatically record audio of the ride” option to your stupid app. Make it an opt-in for both drivers and passengers, i.e.: If a driver opted in, they would only be matched with passengers who had opted in; same for passengers. Then, everybody knows their ride is being recorded/ backed up to the…

Good one, Atlanta. I love a good Airplane reference.

Keep in mind this article is framed as if these climate-impacting decisions are meant to also be an attack on the poor. They aren’t. If the author is going to use the metaphor of war, then it needs to be used correctly. The poor are not the target. They’re the collateral damage.

But every issue disproportionately affects the poor because SPOILER, being poor sucks. The government could raise the fees on getting your pet license and that would affect the poor - they can’t afford the fee. But the government could lower fee and that would also disproportionately affect the poor because it would…

(Formerly) Gawker’s ability to cast any issue in light of racism is truly remarkable.