I asked him what he did for work. He said he was currently “writing a book”. I asked him what it was about. And then he described the plot of serial set in the city we were in. Down to the details about being contacted by a family friend.

First Date: He took me to a great dinner, nice place, and during asked the waiter how much longer dinner would take, we had a show to get to. I, having no idea about the show, asked what we were seeing. He said he was taking me to the newly opened high class strip joint. I am young, I am impressionable, I have never…

I had a guy ask me if I had any tattoos and when I drew out the simple one I had on a napkin, he got super quiet and told me that my tattoo was a design he had written about in a story years ago and that because I had it, I was the Chosen One.

Susan Collins should’ve had to make that condescending, trashfire speech to Dr. Ford’s face.

All this sorrid affair proves to me is there is no such thing as a “moderate” Republican.

Accurate footage of me watching her whole speech. Except my hair is shorter. And I’m not famous.

Ford spoke out for nothing. That’s what she was worried about all along: That she would re-live her trauma and ruin her life for nothing.

If Maine doesn’t vote out this attention-seeking sack of shit, shaped like a woman, we should vote them out. 

As for the future of abortion rights, Collins argued that Kavanaugh promised her that he would respect Roe v. Wade as settled precedent.

It’s not exactly a mystery or a surprise that Susan Collins is a piece of shit, but my GOD that speech was on a whole ‘nother level. The gall of that woman to pretend she gives a shit about Dr. Ford or any other survivor while she’s sanctimoniously announcing to the world that she’s going to place a sexual abuser and…

I feel fucking terrible for Dr. Blasey Ford.

We are so, so, so, so, so, so fucked. 

FUCK YOU

I agree. It’s very frustrating, because I’m in Minnesota and all I can do is tell Tina Smith and Amy Klobuchar, “Stay the course, you’re doing great and we’re behind you!” Which is swell and all, but it’s not going to do a damned thing to change the outcome. But yes, calling someone else’s senators is pretty useless.

There are Powerball winners who radiate more noblesse oblige than anyone among this family of grifters.

The only person I know who watches this show is my 79-year-old mother and I can’t *imagine* how much of the so-called humor must go over her head. I do not understand how this show has stayed on the air for so long.

She clearly thinks she's on a photo shoot but these people have no clue about noblesse oblige, which specifically means giving back; these people are the least philanthropic, least charitable and absolutely feel no obligation to do for others less fortunate.

Okay, as a regular traveller in East Africa, this pisses me off possibly more than it should:

I think she believed that Africa was going to be like one giant Ralph Lauren photo shoot, with beautiful Waspy white people elegantly draped over Land Rovers, or posing with cheetahs on the savannah. This whole trip just screams “noblesse oblige.”

Preview of the last episode: Penny, Amy and Raj’s soon to be wife all announce they are all pregnant in a wacky way but with all three husbands geeking out in a hilarious way. Spock dolls (action figures) for everyone.