Uhhhh, what racism?

The finale was like riding the roller-coaster to the top of the highest peak... and then being told the ride is over.

DAWSON’S CREEK ISN’T ON NETFLIX ANYMORE.

Besides the cultural appropriation, she just looks really fucking bad in those dreads.

Her hair looks cute. I'm not seeing the unprofessional because it looks neat and clean to me. I think braids are professional.

Her hair looks beautiful, and I can’t imagine what actual problem there could be with it. Zara have opened themselves up to some serious problems here I think. Unless they have an actual “no braids” policy, which I highly doubt they do.

I clicked on the link. This place is at 110 Wall Street. The paradox of living in the Financial District is that it’s very underpopulated compared to the rest of Manhattan (but growing with every passing day) and yet the housing stock is almost exclusively among the priciest (“luxurious” as Donald Trump would say) in…

It’s not paying more though... 1brs are like $3200 in NYC. I guess you can find Sub-$2k apartments in Flatbush or something...

To be fair, Kim is a really beautiful woman. Tbh, my wife and I looked at the clips online and giggled; I didn't plunk down money to watch it.

Much like Life in the first Jurassic Park film, they’d have Found A Way.

This sounds like my hell but it is actually more like finding roommates on Craigslist and living in a kick ass building than it is like being in a dorm or an SRO. For $1375+ (which is, criminally, not insane for a bedroom in a NYC apartment) you get your own room in an apartment that has free utilities and basic goods…

I 100% don’t get the snark. Life can be lonely AF and not all of us like being glued to our Laptops commenting on Jezebel all day eating cheese and intermitenly checking out cats on Neko Atsume. Community living is great but hard to carry out in cities, as long as the price is reasonable this is a fab alternative

I think these places have people to deal with that (i.e., maid service).

I dunno i get it tho

... isn’t $1375 for your own room with facilities actually a pretty great deal in New York City these days? Maybe it’s not on Manhattan proper.

While this isn’t for me, the less-snarky aspect is that it is encouraging community in a society that is ever-more less-communal. As a young adult after college I moved to the other side of the country, lived alone, and had no community. This is one positive side of housing like this.

Does it cost $1375 or $2,000 a month to live here? If I was 22 years old, and getting a first job salary and lived somewhere with decent amenities I could hack it. What’s the difference between this and sharing a small 2 BR in the East 90's?

You obviously don’t get it. They didn’t choose the right name for their project, therefor it’s the stupidest idea since coats for dogs. It’s not like what they’re actually doing is important or anything.

Wait, what? Isn’t a project to analyze the meaning of “whiteness” and its history a pretty obviously good idea? I expect to see people upset about that at the Daily Caller, not here.

Why did the autor include “large” in the description anyway?