I'm bailing on it. It's just too slow and the repetitious dialog is getting on my nerves. At first it was cute when an adult character would say a word followed by its definition and one of the kids would say, "I know what that word means."
It's obviously taken from a kids book and I think I'll leave it to the kids.

I've tried to reply point by point as you have, but I just don't have the time or patience for it. You either skimmed over what I wrote and didn't fully understand what I was saying or your reading comprehension is very low. I wouldn't know where to begin with explaining in painstaking detail it would take to make…

It's a little grammatically inelegant but not garbled. In my defense, it was early in the morning for me when I wrote it and mainly because I don't feel comfortable criticizing a black person.
Basically I was saying that black people such as yourself are hypocrites for saying that whites "need to be talked to in a…

About damn time.

This is the most racist post I've seen in a while. Lumping all white people together and saying they need to do this or that is extremely offensive. If I were to say "Black people need to…," you and most others here would tell me to STFU. And as for your final point about whites having delicate sensibilities, can…

Or someone pointed to a map with eyes closed and landed on Howard Inlet on the Chesapeake Bay.

Jon Anderson and Rick Wakeman have since made up and are now touring together, BTW.

"E" for elevator, dummy!

It's the end of the Democratic Party as you know it. Goodbye, Pelosi.

Me too. Thanks, Shazam! Just bought Pacific Ocean Blue on amazon.

Where's his birth certificate!?

He tore down the blue wall, so that's something. Who knew the midwest was populated by so many deplorable people?

"Where to Invade Next," was reassuring in that it showed there are places in the world where people don't try to screw each other every day and work toward a better system for everybody, regardless of class, ethnicity or gender.

I gave up on it after the second episode.

Well, she did play in a Led Zep cover band at one time.

In terms of comic style and attitude, Leslie Jones is more In Living Color than SNL.

Wow, this comment was so lazy and dumb I don't know where to start.

This proves Chinese have no sense of humor. Not even half-hearted lame humor like this guy.

Vote for Pedro, dammit!

Call me Ishmael.