“It was in a direct message in the application Twitter.”

Ugh, did you have to say, “slips it in”?

I’m great with someone locking up Weiner and throwing away the key, but can we talk about how f’d up it is that this girl’s parents would allow their child to go on television and expose herself like this?

No, she’s really not.

Rumor has it her family were all big Trump boosters. It would not be surprising at all if this girl went out there to honeypot Anthony Weiner in an attempt to torpedo Clinton.

Yeah, I had the same thought. “I wanted to see if Anthony was still up to the same antics” doesn’t sound like a ‘frail’ teenage girl with self-esteem issues, and sounds a lot like a teen who was talked into IMing Weiner by someone else to see if he’d take the bait. That or she’s a hardcore Republican teen and wanted…

Okay, I feel horrible for saying this, but doesn’t the header picture make her look a lot like Ted Cruz? Or am I tripping?

Wearing a very unfortunate shade of “65 year old lady brown” lipstick.

She’s...15?

Yeah, it’s a super weird tick to have ‘magic black people’ as like a recurring theme for a writer to have.

I say this as someone who owns nearly every novel King has written and, when considering the entire gigantic body of his work, he’s actually kind of my favourite author.

I don’t think so either, I meant wankfest in the literary sense (or rather, pseudo-literary) as in he thought it was some kind of super deep metaphor about the group and her role in their dynamics. But it’s something you’d expect from a teenage boy or a college student who takes himself way too seriously and thinks…

I just read it as some kind of male masturbatory fantasy/teenage pseudo-literary wankfest, the only surprising thing about it was that King wasn’t a teenage boy when he wrote it lol.

Cocaine doesn’t put ideas of child sex in your mind, though. King already had that idea, coke or not.

This is such an interesting dissection of that scene. I really can’t remember how old I was the first time I read the book, but like everyone else, I found The Scene jarring and out of place. This article articulates something that I never realized was a big part of the problem: A girl using sex not for her own…

This happened to me on a United flight from DFW. My Wife and I were flying home and after our boarding passes had been printed and scanned, we were sitting in our seats when United told my Wife she had to get off for a United employee who needed to be on the flight to support a flight at our destination (home). I…

“one customer refused to leave the aircraft voluntarily”

Can you imagine how awkward the flight was after it took off? I would not want to be one of the staff in the stolen seats.

By the way, United’s offering of $800 wasn’t *actual* charity, it was something that they’re required to do by law. They have to pay you 4x the cost of a one-way ticket if you’re going to be delayed by more than an hour or two.

We apologize for the overbook situation.