I am far more efficient with my time, in that I just never stop snacking. 

Thoughts and whiskeyprayers.

Oh god, they’re related to Robert the Bruce.  I’m related to Robert the Bruce.  I’m part of this now.

She’s one of the most unfairly criticized, and mistreated athletes in her profession. What you call “worship” others call balancing the scale to the poor treatment she often receives

People who are/were fans of the show. 

I would also like to point out that Louis getting back into the business throws an admitted predator into the work place for these comedians. Women will continue to feel unsafe in a business that basically says that a famous man is more important than a safe work environment.

Rick Astley seems like a good dude.

What did Timothy Olyphant ever do to you?

Naw. I am older than Charlamagne and I’m a damn woman. This was never ok, even back then. I bet she woke up out of her drunken haze and felt angry and ashamed, but shoved that shit down for two reasons. 1- She’d invested a year in his ass and wanted to believe he loved her. 2- You know what’s the worst thing for a…

Probably just the ghost of an unvaccinated child.

How dare you speak of Asia O’Hara in such a way. She had a story behind her look and everything.

On a side note: the raccoon is safe. It made it to the roof, was trapped and is now safe.

Therapy, but make it fashion.

I think you mean, in the original film Danny Ocean is played by Frank Sinatra.

Fist bumps to you, my friend. I’m working on giving less fucks as I get older and it helps.

I agree with you to a certain extent. Yes, it’s a mental illness, and should be treated just like a physical condition. But I do think being a woman, living under a patriarchy that devalues women, contributes to depression and anxiety. I don’t think this discounts the fact that it’s a mental illness, but it’s not a…

Josh Chan on Crazy Ex-Girlfriend

Since the full and pathetic unveiling of this loud minority of long-time Star Wars fans during the aftermath of TLJ (which, honestly, was a totally fine and entertaining movie with typical, very Star-Wars-specific plot holes and pacing problems), I have come to more fully understand the Star Trek/Star Wars divide.

It’s…

Men: create a system of toxic masculinity that allows them to commit violence towards women and affords them all sorts of advantages over us for literal centuries

Men: doing the bare fucking minimum since about five minutes ago and thinking they should get a Nobel Peace Prize for it.