I spend an inordinate amount of time saying “Okay Google, how do you pronounce [spells out word]?”

“Not to make this a black or white or racial deal, but one gentleman, a black gentleman, approached Betty at QuikTrip and struck up a conversation with her and said, ‘I know who you are and I appreciate what you do,’” Walton said. “No reason at all for us not to support her.”

You mean to tell me that Alice the Goon looking heffa is only 25?!

I was both horrified and fascinated. Horrified because of course and fascinated because I cannot recall ever seeing anything more ridiculous in my life...and I’ve seen some ish!

I remember that mini-series and how it gave me nightmares for weeks after. I had actually forgotten about it until you brought it up so I had no idea that was Powers Boothe!

That last line is the God’s honest truth.

My grandmother used to buy sandwich spread and I haven’t had it in years! I still have a nostalgic love for it.

It’s really good! And Scooter is still fahn.

As a fellow Texan, I have had them both ways.
...and I like them both ways.

The thought of a spades table in the casino has just made my day. Seriously.

LOL, I thought that as well. Although I will admit that I prefer Miracle Whip (don’t judge me.)

If he don’t get back to making fudge striped cookies and stay out of grown folks business...

This is truly the most disturbing thing you’ve written. The fact that it rings true just makes it worse. Sigh.

THANK you! I know my parents had sex at least once because I’m here, but it’s not something that I want to know about. It’s just not appropriate. I just find this whole thing weird because while she has a right to be upset that Quincy Jones is out in these streets spilling (alleged) tea, she really has no idea (and…

I don’t know...I think it started off shaky but then got real real. This part especially:

This video just slays me in general, but the 100 foot tall goddesses at the end? That part makes my heart sing!

Okay look, despite my Pollyannaness, I thought that story about the baby was just...wrongish as well! I’m glad I wasn’t the only one feeling that way. I mean I can see that going south really quickly if the birth parents are able to get their acts together.

That is a very good point.

Oooh, I never thought that and I hope my original question didn’t allude to that!

PS: I really focus on “the talk” because I have a 16-year-old son that looks like a grown man and sometimes that’s so scary. I and anyone who knows him knows that he is genuinely still a kid, but the world doesn’t look at him that way and I know that I have to let him go out into this world that doesn’t appreciate him…