It was really helpful to the cause when Maher nodded along to Milo's lies about trans people and called him a "national treasure" but than a week later was pretending that Milo's downfall was part of Maher's clever plan all along.

Meanwhile you telling O'Neal what he can or can't say is totally different and fine for some reason.

And your outrage culture of throwing a fit at the drop of a hat every time somebody says something you don't like is even more stupid by virtue of being cartoonishly hypocritical.

There's a vast, open internet where absolutely anyone can say anything they want to a worldwide audience and fuckers like you still whine and cry about your free speech if anyone anywhere ever gets tired of your stupid bullshit.

You mean exactly the way you just did that?

How good of you to admit that you too are virtue signalling with your comment.

True. Leno is capable of telling a joke without cracking up at how funny he himself is. Maher is not.

And for commenting, which is like clicking times 100.

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"Libertarians have these attributes in common."

I'm offended by people who think apostrophes belong in plural, non-possessive nouns.

You mean the perpetually offended of the alt-right and their buddies/selves the anti-SJW brigade?

No, the most offensive thing is that he can't get through one of his lazy jokes without cracking himself up. The bastard always spends half his monologues and bits laughing at his own jokes.

I normally prefer watching the dub. But not for anything Dragonball. I'll take obaasan Goku over Funimation's now decades long quest to crap all over their most prized series.

Soooo Trump's base?

The Meowy Wives of Windsor.

Will nobody rid me of this turbulent director?

Except Falstaff was fun to be around. You could throw back some brews with Falstaff. Trump doesn't drink and would start getting cold and cranky as soon as you stopped kissing his ass.

I'm pretty sure even they went off the Cliff's notes.

It's a toss up between two movies I saw in the theater within a few months when I was twelve: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3 and Super Mario Brothers. I may not have fully understood that movies can be so bad before seeing SMB. I recall leaving the theater and asking my friends, "That was cool… right?" It wasn't. …