Like when a heroin addict dopes up someone for the first time, and then they have a new friend for life!

Goddamn that Tilquin sounds delicious.Gonna keep my eye out next time I go to the fancy beer store.

The people that shame others for what they enjoy should be shot in the face, they are the worst. But it goes both ways, if I make a suggestion, it doesn’t make me a snob, it is wanting to share an experience or something dumb like that. Everyone should be able to enjoy whatever they want without being pointed at.

I also enjoyed, “You better have a good lawyer, ‘cause that is slander, sir.”

+1 pronunciation

(Or, I guess, maybe one team or the other could benefit from the small number of crucial plays and random lucky breaks that decide a close, competitive, and ultimately narratively meaningless regular-season game. Pfft.)

But really, what was the damage done?

(looks up Amir Johnson’s age)

If that’s not a SLAY QUEEN moment, then I don’t understand today’s internet slang.

It’s definitely a “check you reaction” kind of situation, and I do feel a bit of regret about it. But it’s not just a standing reaction to any woman; just, you know, TBOH.

Swear to God, I only reserve such language when there is virtually no other recourse, but my reaction to every single time I heard about something Candace Owens does makes me think “This bitch over here...”

On top of that, what the fuck straw man is she creating that is “telling us to be obsessing over our past”?

Fuckin’ burrrrrrnnnn

Cheer up! He’s old in basketball years, whereas you’re just old in wasted potential years.

Nah, that was just a fanciful “what if.” But this is the first I’m hearing about either development that you mentioned. Color me cautiously optimistic about the former, and trepidatious about the latter...

Yeah, that’s probably the case. Just gotta wait ‘til the flash-forward episode to find out!

Well, there was the episode with her she and Bob in the museum, and she alludes to her probably taking over the restaurant some day. Kind of mentioned offhandedly, and she tries to backtrack, but weakly.

Yang has made clear that any reader who takes its title seriously—which plays off of W.E.B. Du Bois’s The Souls of Black Folk—is simply not in the know. ...Yang pressed that of course he wasn’t trying to be the “W.E.B. Du Bois for Asians of the 21st century.”

Fuck out of here with a reasonable assessment.