Weddings are off limits, but apparently letting cops murder people with zero consequences is not off limits, because that happens all the time.

Taking a human life is cool, though. WAY more disrespectful to disrupt a wedding than it is to slay another human being. Why, the officer getting married could have his special day of nuptials marred by the very real fact that he ended another sentient creature’s existence! Marred, I say, marred!

I live in memphis and helped make the white chick famous for finding her profile and her job’s corporate number. What folks don’t realize is this: this is why blacks are mad...

Amy Schumer, come get your racist sister.

I’d love to have an RV and travel the country on a whim. But no part of that dream of freedom includes living in a compound with a bunch of fancy assholes.

I am particularly glad that he won’t be moderating the Comic-Con Doctor Who panel. Apart from anything else that will be new Doctor Jodie Whittaker’s Comic-Con panel and the focus should be on her & the new showrunner.

First of all, I don’t believe for a SECOND that his kid asked about the lady saying ‘like’ a lot. He used his own child as a human shield to be bitchy. I also don’t believe for a second that he didn’t remember who she was. I’m part of the Broadway community (which is actually really tiny) and his reputation around…

I don’t think anyone is pretending that. As a gay man, I’m willing to give people the benefit of the doubt just for being queer, but NPH has been milking that card for all its worth, and at some point its not going to be enough.

I feel like his golden ticket was coming out publicly at a magic moment when doing so was just brave enough to be noteworthy but not damaging enough (for him, at least) to be truly risky, and then he rode that momentum for all it was worth. But now everyone is starting to realize that being gay doesn’t compensate for…

I guess I’m the only one who wants to say that there’s no such thing as a tip that’s too high. What’s another dollar or two for a person who is working hard for a living—at your table or behind a counter?

I get it. As a barista, it’s awkward for me too. I try to phrase things delicately, as to not come off as desperate or entitled to a tip. I’ll refer to “options” or “prompts” that are routine & necessary to the transaction.

Or you could pay people a living wage. Then you wouldn’t have to tip.

My youngest daughter is a bit of a rule follower, which is fine, you do you, boo. However, she does sometimes start fussing when she thinks other people might not follow the rules perfectly. When she does, I ask her to recite our “rule on rules”, which she does in her sweet, lilting voice: “Don’t be a fucking prig, it…

Yes, I was waiting for this too. As a general rule, I make a point of not reading White reviewers critiques of Black narratives. I noticed they tend to either give such narratives lower marks, misunderstand, or miss the point of the story.

She’s the cool one ... so now she’s in close proximity to Josh she’s the one most likely to put drugs in his water supply ...

Except - I couldn’t help think back to her sleeping with Greg’s dad, so I was a little tense during scenes where she and Paula’s dad were alone.

They pay less in the burbs. And she’s ten years in CPS - she’d have to start from scratch (and the pension rollover doesn’t really work until your thirteen or fourteen years in, I think? It’s wonky.)

I stand corrected and will make sure to tweet his full name and title to his personal account several times a day so that in his dementia induced haze he never forgets that we know his true name.