The entitlement in telling another woman what to do with her eyebrows. I just — not to be obnoxious about it, but this is how women enact and enforce the patriarchy on one another.

What I heard: The most important thing to learn in college is conformity. It is not the time to experiment with ideas and finding your style! If you want to advance to the basic bitch big leagues when you graduate now is them time to stop thinking and start bronzing.

I don't get this, either. But then I'm a little befuddled by this whole argument. Didn't Cho kinda clear this up in her Tweet?

If this were some young unknown comedian, maybe. But this is Margaret Cho! That's like saying you feel bad for Louis CK having to degrade himself by repeating all those "I'm a gross pasty dude" jokes his mean writers/dungeon masters make him mumble for bread scraps. Margaret Cho didn't get where she is now without…

I'm not trying to be a jerk but I'm having a hard time understanding your point. Maybe it's because you're arguing something different than whether it was appropriate for Cho to perform as that character? You're arguing there should be more roles for Asians in Hollywood. As an Asian I totally agree. That's separate…

That lady is seriously fucking metal.

I would be glad to personally subsidize an all-you-can-catch lobster deal for him.

I love this blog. I've done everything humanly possible to avoid restaurant work. My mom waitressed to feed us. 2 -3 restaurant jobs at a time. Knew it wasn't for me. My body is wrecked at 37 because I have always taken warehouse and lifting jobs. Pick up heavy shit move it to another location, put heavy shit down.…

"HAPPY 95th BIRTHDAY WOODY. WE LOVE YOU."

That last chef is more manly than 100 of me.

Let us all remember Saint Basil and his gallant sacrifice, amen.

Ladies and gentleman, I give you the tale of Saint Basil Fuckoff, the patron saint of waiters and bartenders.

East Shitheel, Nebraska

My face when I was watching the commercial:

Yeesh, it's like a clown runs that place.

I'd suggest that if it bothers you that much, read another blog. Or politely point out an error. Calling it out in the comments is a little childish.

I just did a little research and the Emmys didn't introduce the "Outstanding Guest Performer in a Comedy Series" category until the year after this episode aired. Probably because they wished they could have given him one.

And "I'm allergic to crunchy. But not crispy."

It's crazy how they keep letting you make movies when you keep getting all of those pesky Academy Awards.