i think it had more to do with the pandemic and not being able to be open, my guy.

It is not, in fact, “pessimism” to want an understanding of how the political process works in this regard. You’re fine.

I’m genuinely asking. Because I feel hopeless, not pessimistic. Despair, not cynicism. Don’t you fucking blame me or anybody else who has been pissed off of years. What a shitty assumption and blame-shifting.

Does it matter? Is there even the slightest possibility this confirmation doesn't happen?

I was going to comment on this, but then I…*snrk* Then I *chortle* Then I *teehee* But then I took an *guffaw*

I, um, just beat Alduin in Skyrim. Anyone? Skyrim? 

I guess they’re mad because the movie will ostensibly be based on Hill’s memoir, so they assume that the movie will take Hill’s view (which presumably presents her as something other than a diabolical villain). But I wouldn’t be surprised that they optioned the book so that they had legal cover for telling a different…

“But does it also sit fine with the show’s newest cast members, who weren’t included in a single sketch this past Saturday?”

Uh...the new cast members were totally in sketches this week. 

I can understand complaining about politicians and film studios - but - the people warning of the dangers of transmission in cinemas?

Tell that to Herman Cain.

The Republicans’ weakness turned out to be irony, terrible irony!

Yeah, he’s definitely in a bunch of high-risk groups: old, obese, low-income.

What baffles me is Family Guy somehow skates on all of this. That’s a prime time show and it just throws out straight-up racist jokes and tropes like you’d hear from frat boys and older uncles “from a different time.”

I mean, there are a lot of reasons why someone with a weak heart, stomach or mind might want It’s Always Sunny... pulled but racial insensitivity would be at the bottom of the list.

The other thing is that the creators of Sunny have acknowledged that some of the earlier episodes used problematic terms and apologized and stopped using them. Hell, there's an entire episode about Frank using a slur and how it's repeatedly called out as a terrible thing.

Apparently not a huge amount of personal disappointments since playing at the Oscars was “the most traumatizing” thus far.

Sufjan’s good and all, but describing a benchmark for the kind of professional success 99.999999% of working musicians only dream of as the most traumatizing experience of his life does not beef up his personal likeability profile. 

I didn’t like this episode in fact I thought it was actively bad. I found a lot of the dialogue to be stilted and corny. Shout out to the actors, who handled it so well cause I actively cringed in a lot of parts.

Armageddon or Deep Impact? Is this even a question? I guess by my usage of questions marks it is? But it really shouldn’t be? Why can’t I stop doing this?