I’m glad I waited until late in the day to award the Stupidest Fucking Thing We’ll Read Today prize! Here you go.
I’m glad I waited until late in the day to award the Stupidest Fucking Thing We’ll Read Today prize! Here you go.
I’m glad I waited until late in the day to award the Stupidest Fucking Thing We’ll Read Today prize! Here you go.
I’m glad I waited until late in the day to award the Stupidest Fucking Thing We’ll Read Today prize! Here you go.
And another leg of the Frasier Prophecy clicks into place. The salad is tossed, and soon the eggs will be scrambled.
quasi-sentient toilets at best.
I think it’s been a few weeks since you checked, then - we’re up in the 20,000 Benghazi territory now.
He should make like a tree and get outta here.
Although that aside, it’s great to have a reminder that he’s dead. We all need a pick-me-up in these dark days, so thanks!
No, it was on Facebook, although I can’t rule out the possibility that it was the same person (I don’t generally go on Reddit). I think it’s more likely that their mutual echo chambers had just sent out the day’s instructions on how to own the libs.
Literally saw someone (real person) yesterday claiming that Trump wasn’t racist because there wasn’t a clip of him saying “I am racist.” You might be inclined to think I’m exaggerating there; I most definitely am not.
Yeah, he was definitely mid-bender for this one.
20th Amendment, but yes.
This, and plainclothes officers should not be able to execute raids like this.
Honestly, if we manage to make it another 26 years at this rate it’d be victory enough.
I am definitely willing to believe he’s a simpleton, though.
Ah, well, both this and the previous one were very funny, so no worries there.
(gestures all around)
I’ll also add that if the show recorded for Netflix is substantially similar to the one I saw live, she very much addresses this “argument” and the “it’s not comedy” argument, and rips them to pieces without mercy. (In comedic fashion.)
I saw this show live when she was in Chicago, and it’s great. She’s definitely more at ease, although she does talk about a good number of very serious topics. She’s masterful at oscillating between comedy and tragedy seamlessly.
I saw this show live when she was in Chicago, and it was fantastic. A very worthy follow-up to Nanette.
The dig on him here is that he isn’t Bernie, and that’s pretty much it.
Oh, she’d surely know that she could just get new help.