I hate being a hater — but come on people. The male characters are flat because the show is flat. It seems cheesy because it is cheesy. Yes, the show has a solid premise and a great lead actress — but it's poorly directed, the score is atrocious, no one responds to any situation the way they would in real life, and…

Yes and no. Calling someone out for snide comments — sure, no problem. We can all get behind that. But framing it as a test of manhood is just so unspeakably embarrassing and makes the culture here just a little worse. Also, let's be honest: it's ok to diss a film-maker as divisive as QT without having to write an…

Yeah I triple-dog-dare-you! Write an essay, you big vagina!

Yes, no one ever in the history of everything could possibly have it as hard as you, Miss Average American worker-drone. I mean, sure, you have time to read Lifehacker articles and post ill-conceived messages all over Kinja, but I'm sure that given a little more leisure time you would be just as good as Kafka — hell,…

Dude, I didn't miss your point, and I'm not sure what possibly gave you that impression. I get it — you need an excuse for your lack of productivity and so you're saying hey, no one ever had it as bad as us American business-people. I cannot imagine a more laughable or narcissistic (or just plain pathetic) assertion.…

I'm sorry, but the idea that Kafka left his job at his job is hilarious! He was the most stressed out, anxiety-ridden man alive. Don't forget, for awhile he basically ran a frickin' asbestos factory! He left his job and went home to live with his parents in a small, cramped apartment. He and his father had one of the…

When I was in college there was a rabid campaign to ban Snapple on campus because it was alleged that the boat depicted on the bottle was a slave ship and the K in the triangle was for KKK. Spooky stuff. The truth: the boat is a tea-party boat and the K is for kosher. Didn't stop hundreds of people from signing a…

This whole video plays out like some beautiful alternate-world reality TV show, where instead of watching people's shock as they're eliminated from weight loss competitions or deemed unfit to marry a slimeball, they are congratulated for real actual achievements that move humanity forward. Can you imagine?!!

Perfect!

Sigh. "CNN Trends". 'Nuff said.