Apparently dudes can’t hug each other or caress another’s face while [SPOILER ALERT] being possessed by his quantumly entangled wife without it being implied they want to fuck.

As I said elsewhere, it’s not homophobic — just circumstantially homoerotic.

No worries, but thanks. I was actually more worried my friend was going to climb over the seat and clobber her. She's currently taking prescription steroids, you see...

And I’m just going to say that it was the socially responsible thing to do. I think it would’ve been perfectly fine to just clarify the context. Not everything is a vicious attack. Don’t be holier than thou with those who genuinely meant no harm. That just breeds resentment. 

The fact that it’s two men is incidental. Had either of them been a woman, it would still mean that Trump was still figuratively going down on a foreign dictator they admire rather than having the best interests for their own country at heart when dealing with said dictator. It’s not homophobic. It’s just…

Not my cup of tea, either.

Well, this gay dude is with you.

I laughed.

I’m totally with you on this. I constantly have thoughts about suicide and have since childhood, and the show clearly didn’t intend to nor did it inspire me to become more so. Can it? I’m sure, but I’ve also watched much happier movies that have instilled those thoughts in me because I couldn’t achieve that level of…

I find her voice and delivery about as grating as Gilbert Godfrey. It was kinda amusing when she first showed up on The Daily Show, but I think she’s been laying into it pretty hard, and it’s just like... nails on a chalkboard.

... Wait, now I’m wondering... has ever been some kind of Calvin & Hobbes/Piss Christ mashup?

Hating her, but hoping she gets better.

Bible *SMASHER*...

Technically, that was Jesse Hassenger, not Danette, who’s merely acknowledging the only review the site has for it. She might only partly agree or may be deferring judgment if she hasn’t seen it herself. Plus, the movie received fairly positive reviews overall. Having seen it myself, it wasn’t perfect, but it was…

It’s the cinematic equivalent of making a song celebrating the youth of its target demographic in relief with older generations who don’t get them. It’s a Miley Cyrus song.

I can confirm my frustration in knowing this was going to be mediocre at best from the trailer and yet really wanting to see a sweet, pleasant coming out story. (Yes, I saw “Call Me by Your Name,” though that wasn’t exactly a coming out story.)

Did YOU not even see the can? It’s arranged as follows:
KEY
STONE
LIGHT

He even held it up in the video in a way that could easily hide the “Key” part and show the can facing outward to only show “Stone Light,” which was my point about bringing up the sour cream. It’s even more blatantly capable of being misconstrued as a…

I’ve bought sour cream, thinking I got the full fat version, but ended up with the light version by accident because they were right next to each other. Granted, that’s my stupidity, but my intentions were still to buy the full fat version since I’d never intentionally purchase light. The separation of “Key” from…

Uni-Bomber... or Uni-Growler?

Frak?