>Also he was one of the US attorneys who helped to cripple the New York mob families in the 1980s. Remember the RICO scene in Dark Knight, where they tried hundreds of gangsters all at once? That was basically what he did to prosecute the “five families.” His actual involvement and impact on the case are still being…

Oh, he didn’t forget...

>Laura Flynn Boyle

Other than the use of the singular they (which is wholly correct when used in reference to someone of unknown or indeterminate gender), what’s grammatically incorrect about it?

He looks like shit (for him) but then he’s been drinking heavily for years. That’ll do it to a person. Though it’s all relative...I could be completely sober and I’ll never look as good as he does after years of drinking!

Most of the people who use the term would have been called bisexual in the past. Most actual gay people I know (ie, the ones who were targeted with this slur in the first place) don’t use it as much.

I mean, queer is the Q in LGBTIQ....

Maybe it’s because this person was a racist, entitled, insufferable ass. Or the woman of color just had better customer service skills?

And he represents Alabama? One of the least healthy states in the Union??

Hyatt has a history of abusing their housekeepers (not paying them for their labor, firing without real cause) as well as their other employees. For a luxury chain, they don’t pay very well.

I know you can’t see my invisible hand but it’s giving the finger at your free market.

I don’t think it’s his faithfulness that’s being mocked here.

Varner, who’s gay, also noted that CBS payed for his and Smith’s therapy

Firstly, I. Love. That. She. Misspelled. Alphonso. Ribeiro’s. Name. As. Well. As. Karyn. Parsons’s. 

Sorry, if Han doesn’t shoot first, I’m not interested...

Sorry, if Han doesn’t shoot first, I’m not interested...

Why burritos and tacos but not chimichangas?

Guitar god WHO SET UP CAMERAS IN THE WOMEN’S BATHROOM AND FILMED THEM. Look, I don’t want to take anything away from his musical accomplishments. He helped invent and define rock and roll.

Here’s the thing, though...

Awesome! Now all we need is the General Lee’s “Dixie” horn and a Waylon Jennings voiceover about how the Duke boys were at it again...

He’s part-Filipino, isn’t he? I think I remember him justifying playing racial caricatures by claiming Filipino ancestry.