Even if?

I am so heartbroken for him. I remember seeing him perform at the Largo a few months before his wife passed and the way he talked about his family was just so sweet and loving.  I cried when the news of Michelle’s passing broke. It’s just so, so sad.

Counter-point: If Susan Sarandon’s endorsement on November 1st is something that could effect the way you choose to vote, you’re already a big part of the problem.

Well, she’s a white entitled idiot who won’t be affected if Trump wins so, OF COURSE SHE DOES.

Damn it, that attitude is fucking dangerous. Hillary is not safe. She has not been elected. The polls are uncomfortably close, and encouraging people to pull this morally pure shit plays right into Donald’s teeny hands.

If you’re a Sanders supporter, and he is a Clinton supporter, shouldn’t you currently be supporting the excutive branch candidate that he thinks will best help him accomplish his legislative branch goals?

I almost threw up in my mouth at the “Born on 3rd base and slid into home/career” Bush costume. The ipecac on the sundae was calling her “gammy”. Blechhhhhhh.

Matt Lauer: Jerry Seinfeld in the puffy shirt

Anyone else getting worried that sorting out the mess of this election is going to last well into next year?

Poor baby. Finally something’s not getting handed to him for free. The fantasy world he lives in is all upside down.

It’s called a Hell House. It’s like a scared straight experience, but put on entirely by amateur actors with no experience with anything they are portraying. No, wait, it’s exactly like a scared straight experience — only parents bring their toddlers along to scare the shit out of them in the name of god, long before…

From the bio of event creator Tyrone Tappler on “The Room: Journey To Hell”’s EventBrite page:

Hoping Rihanna sues them.

Always the Tiffany, never the Ivanka, eh Chris?

Why is Rose McGowan so pissed off all the time at everyone?

Why does the world need to know about Lena Dunham?

I am a Native American that grew up in small town America, and have fielded more than my share of racism over my years, and I found Jackie’s arc incredibly refreshing, mainly because I related to it so well.

The criticism of this show really bothered me, because their jokes did a great job discussing issues related to race and gender — there were Native American actors on the show as Jane Krasinski’s parents, who were fantastic in comedic roles, and there was great commentary on what it means to be a modern NA family.…