I could have told you this with 100% confidence without doing any research.

I don't think it's really lying or even swindling if it's in a song. The braggadocio in rap songs isn't meant to be taken seriously (I guess unless you explicitly say it is true as Jay does in which case better make sure you have your facts straight or disses will be coming your way like dynamite), many rappers brag…

Right before I go to bed, so now I'm certain they are going to come into my dreams and terrorize me and/or take my soul.

I stand behind my belief that this is the creepiest thing on the Interwebz.

Looks like the Lehman Brothers

Big Bird has the eyes of a guy you meet at a party who, after initially coming off as nice and smart and interesting, slowly reveals himself to be a complete and utter misogynistic asshole conservative over the course of a conversation from which you cannot escape.

He looks high as fuck. But then again he's green so...(green <3's green, amirite?)

I'm not sure what there is to be upset about. I think she's trying to make a point that there's a connection between patriarchal religions and crimes against women.

What?

Two things:

The posts (aside from the Zimmerman post, anyhow) are not racist so much as they are ethnicist; these are distinct problems—and both of them are terrible—but theology has about as much to do with race as the direction of the wind has to do with my choice in beer.

I'd just prefer if spades were called…

Oh wait, this one is better:

These women have forsaken the #1 rule in all of singing: Stay in your wheelhouse.

LOL I'm so weak!

I don't know why anyone would even attempt to take that song on after Jennifer Holliday. I'm not anti- Jennifer Hudson, but no one can do that song like Holliday. Chills.

Yes! I read about the test recently and it's been on my mind. Failed: Star Trek. I thought Uhura's role in the movie was insignificant. And the other woman is totally worthless too. Mad me very sad since I'm a big ST fan.

Either pushed to the side (sassy black friend, magical Negro), left out entirely, or portrayed in awful stereotypical ways (supportive kindly Negro, see the Help, which white people adore and frequently recommend to each other and that black people find repulsive. Or I should say SOME in both cases. Movies like the…

Oh, we have our own secret world. It's called Black America. We have magazines, we have cable channels. We sometimes make movies where we throw in a token white friend or two.