It's not literally the olives or the specifics she's talking about. It's the experience of feeling ashamed of having once enjoyed something you now consider lame or low-brow.

ditto on everything. just not the hair.

Can't find any evidence of that statistic online. Maybe because I haven't looked in the ass you pulled it out of.

I'm morally opposed to boner pills for old dudes. Therefore, I think we have the right to see a full list of all men receiving them through tax-funded health insurance.

That's what I hate the most. It has so many nicknames and none of them are any good.

this was compiled from twitter, not a census or anything.

i'm pretty sure it was debunked on snopes.

why isn't Patrick on here? it's the worst.

I'm pretty sure that's what he's always eating in the books.

pushaw! 9 best picture nominees and not one of them is The Muppets?! Their pretension is out of control.

I am so proud that this is the comment I was starred for. :)

Slightly off-topic: am I the only one who thinks of President Coin EVERY SINGLE TIME I see Newt Gingrich's wife, Callista? I think it's the hair... and the creepy eyes.

Ahem, I believe that's "feisty former prosecutor." It annoys me to no end whenever I read that official description of her show.

If you put in @DonaldGlover, it says he loves Donald Glover, but it's actually his dad's account. So sweet!

She may not be directly, expressly renouncing it, but her songs definitely bring out the darkness of the passivity she portrays. I mean, you think the creepiness of songs like "Put Me in a Movie" is accidental? [www.youtube.com]

half her album seems to be inspired by Lolita, if that helps you get that aspect ("Lolita" and "Off to the Races" most obviously). I do feel like she's creating a passive, manipulated, co-dependent character in a lot of her songs.

Hate the manufactured image and she's pretty bad live. However, I like quite a few of her studio songs, in spite of when she tries way too much to seem like a "hard" and "tortured" soul. They're really well-produced and that doesn't make them less praise-worthy.

No best picture nom for the Muppets? Their pretension is out of control!

I think it's important to articulate that homophobia wouldn't be any more legitimate if homosexuality was a choice. Arguing over whether or not homosexuality is a choice has become way too much of a focus and it's really besides the point.

I didn't realize it was by a guy until after I read it and, yes, that did make it a little worse worse, but it was already really bad and creepy, regardless of him using "it was just a joke" like an impenetrable shield that makes it impossible for him to be offensive. He was using humor to express hatred he really…