All POCs do this, because if he wasn’t white we know some white POS would be out harassing, potentially hurting anyone with the same skin color as the perp.

Hot take: they’re actually a very progressive crowd booing the meaningless Cowboys-esque gesture of kneeling before the anthem, what they really wanted was a proper protest during.

Quick, someone handcuff Michael Bennett.

I finally forced myself to watch part of it for Lewis Tan’s scene. If that’s the best fight sequence in the series, then I don’t know how Inhumans could possibly be worse.

Mount is probably fine, but Scott Buck obviously thinks the secret to a compelling lead character is to make them white and frowny.

And who, pray tell, the FUCK does he think they’re preaching unity to? Because last I checked it wasn’t black people in positions of power abusing unarmed whites.

Darius gets all the accolades, but Van is definitely the unsung hero of the show.

I probably quote that episode the most, it’s a dead heat with Tiny Rick (due to the number of people around me who don’t have their shit together).

I feel like we should be past having to argue for native features being better solutions than third party or switching hardware.

Also: people who describe themselves as “horse people” are always terrible people.

Joke’s on you, I only use one. Occasionally.

And then each one is attended by a constellation of dedicated blogs and podcasts and vaguely frightening subreddits where shut-ins advance bizarre theories about minor plot points.

Like so many classics, you had to be there (or rather, then).

Last-Ditch Obamacare Repeal Effort

White privilege, as it turns out, does fuck all for one’s reflexes.

The leather-jacketed fellow on the left beckons with his swastika-laden arm before that motion, as if inviting aggression in order to justify using lethal force in retaliation. I’d say the grey-sweatered gentleman’s calculated, incapacitating strike was an appropriate action for the situation.

Now that’s building your marriage on the rock (bottom).

His soul definitely left his body for a tic.

I like the van is like, “Do.... do I go now?”

Like if your SO decides they want to talk about why you don’t want to get married yet and while you’re steering wildly trying to avoid a 20-car pileup: there’s a time and a place. This ain’t it.