That’s what Warwick Davis said when he walked up to the bar for a drink.

Still not as sexy/awesome as whatever Billy Dee Williams was up to that night, I’m certain.

Same, saw them on a whim at SXSW years ago and was so impressed that I’ve seen them twice since, even though I only like maybe 5 or 6 studio songs. Just pure fun energy.

Best live show I’ve seen in a long, long time. There’s nothing about this band that I don’t like and I’m kind of shocked they aren’t bigger than they are. I guess their sound isn’t exactly what the world wants to hear right now but to their credit/unfortunate timing, they were born too late.

It takes TWO of them for a medium load.

Xan said he was going to retire from rapping because Mac Miller died...I’m sure a lot of people are like “good!” but I just thought it was strange logic, shouldn’t that make you want to carry on your hero’s legacy and make sure they aren’t forgotten.  I’ve never listened to either person so I’m assuming they sound…

He also notes that Chase has done “nothing” since 1983 because “everybody realized he’s a jerkoff,”

Hey, quick question dude.

That may be so, but we’re still banning people because they ‘offend’ us, which I don’t consider to be a healthy precedent.

I think another typo in the production process assumably explains the chronological confusion here. Hopping from 2248 to 2298 and back to 2245 is just one of the hazards you face when you’re fighting the Predater.

Ruprecht is unflinchingly, sincerely polite and gentle.

This guy sounds awful, to say the least.

Mission Impossible: Forced Arbitration

I believe privileged people are actually more likely to vote.

I heavily disagree with his politics but I think he has some solid points about comedy. Most comedians that bash Trump or Christianity use the same trite jokes and low-hanging fruit. “Haha he’s orange” and “uhhh NO GOD idiot lmao sky fairy“. I think Trump's a racist dumbass and religion is absurd, but I also want my…

Agree, the “I don’t have any politics” thing is super frustrating because it’s a byproduct of privilege. You probably don’t have to worry about politics if you are a straight wealthy white male. But if you have to worry about your family being deported, or about not being able to get the medical services you need…

Just to be clear, I’m not necessarily talking of forgiveness, especially not for those abusers who have always denied culpability, like Weinstein and Cosby, or only admit wrongdoing when pushed into a corner (i.e. in a court of law or as part of a plea bargain). And not for serial abusers, like the aforementioned men.

I kinda like this idea. I like a game show where real world applicable skills are showcased. 

In my book (considering the way Cosby’s hypocritical self-righteousness ended her time on the show) she can dance on the grave of his public persona all she wants.