One time, my friend’s brother’s cousin’s neighbor’s sister’s stepdaughter’s boyfriend was walking by a park wearing a baseball cap, and the next thing you know, he was captured, forced to play short stop for six months, and then won the World Series.

I (usually) only wash my hair once a week (shower daily with a cap). But I use a dry conditioner on day 2 followed by a dry shampoo on days 4,5 and 6 (Living Proof has one that really seems to remove dirt, not just mask it with powder). However, I make my husband do a sniff test. It’s like Pauxatawney Phil. If he…

I’m fat and I look GREAT in white. I love white.

That’s the joke. It’s funny specifically because it is a self-aware subversion of a misogynistic (and, one could argue, racist) standard. And because Colin Jost is in on the joke. It would not be funny if she was making real, unscripted overtures that surprised Jost and made him uncomfortable.

Whoa. No need to smurf violent.

Yup...just another show already being sort of excluding right from the get go. “Fanboy point of view” and Comic Book Men. Eh...I don’t need it. There’s plenty of diverse places on the interwebs to get my geek discussion fix.

Because they enjoy both the media from which the cosplay originates and sharing their awesome cosplays with other like-minded individuals. You know, the same reason anyone else does?

Have you considered “enjoyment”?