Maybe he should hold it in Vegas, bus in MAGAts from around the country, and shake every one of their hands.

As a Gay man, Diamond reacted like anyone who’s only been given half the story. He went full misogynist the moment she wanted to talk about it.

I am so glad you finally got free of him and the addiction. That takes a lot of work. 

Wait, don’t you realize that murder carries the *death penalty*? No one would risk that, that’s why the murder rate is now zero!

You’re inferring quite a lot from a rather flippant sarcastic comment of the type that the Jezebel commentariat is known for.

I can fall asleep before we even take off. My husband gets so mad at me.

Your Chernobyl experience is incomplete without listening to The Chernobyl Podcast (basically Mazin and the host breaking down each episode) and reading Slava Malamud’s tweets.

The accents didn’t bother me. The show assumes you’re smart enough to realize that these people are actually speaking in Russian to each other, and it’s in english because it’s an english-language show. The phone call segment from the first episode reinforced that. 

You could have had some fun by putting your beer in something like this:

Agreed! Though it's from CBC :)

Are you claiming that a civilised country creates prisons in which inmates, many of whom come from backgrounds of abuse, violence and poverty, should be so debased that they are encouraged to commit acts of violence against each other? Perhaps you need some education. I suggest you take a look at how a country such as…

Prison guards and the prison system are wholly responsible for ANY and ALL violence that occurs in the facilities they are running.

I can definitely understand your feelings about those three characters in particular. I’ve been warming up to these reinterpretations, though. I particularly appreciate that they ditched Cordelia’s mean girl act this time around - this version actually feels like a much better fit for how the original Cordie ended up…

Alita on the other hand is an original work

1. Brie Larson never said that about Captain Marvel. She was referring to reviewers for A Wrinkle In Time. So you’re indisputably wrong about that.

I actually really love that she’s talking about this. I had a shitty review at work this week, and feel like a total failure at life. To think that someone as respected and established as Juianne Moore could be fired kinda makes me think “you know what, no one is immune from this shit.” I know the shame she’s probably…

Gibbens responded, “And so she’s uncomfortable for something she voluntarily went to, voluntarily took her top off of, and was paid for?”

It’s amazing to me that adults are often treated with less agency than kids.

Girl, I wouldn’t care if I was naked with a needle in my arm, if Oprah showed up that shit BETTER be on camera for when I brag my brains out about it. #Thatsjustme

You need to lay off your sister.