I mean, it is a classic storytelling trope. A man harbors a vendetta against someone important and powerful who he believes has ruined his life. He spends years plotting revenge and then, when his big moment finally arrives, he is swatted away like a fly and the important person barely even notices.

I didn’t get it until I read your comment, so go have yourself a beer and put it on my tab.

I read the comment, didn’t get it, actually left the page, started browsing other pages, then it hit me. So I returned to give a star.

I have to admit that I almost feel bad for attacker, I mean aside from the potential mental health issues there. This is your moment of fame where you dropkicked a 70-year old man from the back and he barely felt your attack.

OW ME BACK

My ultimate takeaway is that Arnold still makes me feel bad about myself.

a friend who shall remain nameless said it’s like the ONLY period drama she’s ever tapped out of and it was because she just couldn’t deal with the anachronistic hair

I’m most confused by an actress with her eyebrows and highlights getting cast in an old-timey period Western. That screengrab looks like a family vacation photo at dude ranch. 

Wow. How does one get measles, mumps and smallpox all at once? Bad vax?

That would have been something to watch…

I don’t know if he ever actually played the role before, but in my mind’s eye, John Henry always looked like Michael Clarke Duncan.

So you are saying he is a 4chan poster?

When you call the cops, they have to follow the minimum protocol. The cops did not follow this girl around or randomly pull her aside for her ID. They were CALLED to the scene.

The blame needs to be on the white grad student that wasted the police’s time.

To be fair, Yale university police did follow protocol and checked ID. Given our current environment with shootings, that is justified.

Yes it is. I’m a CT local. And racist incidents among the so-called progressive crowd don’t surprise me in the least.

Becky McWhitetears needs to get herself some business. You’re that pressed about a Black student napping in a common area? You’re at Yale. Read a book. Do some homework.