Excellent use of the word shtup.

I really don’t get the Richard III society. When I saw them crying as his hearse passed during the internment, I was like “I’ve never felt that passionately about any historical figure, especially one who most likely did all the awful things he was accused of...”

Are there any actual historical arguments other than “he is an anointed King of England”? Because I feel like that’s the equivalent of saying “we should respect Trump because he’s the POTUS”. It’s hard to evaluate his reign because it was during the War of the Roses.

They really could have edited the photos down to half what was chosen. First I would have cut is this “sad sand baby”.

“Sporadically exchanged views” is my favorite part, because kushner was so obviously stanning.

HE approached ME. And let that be known.

“after a foreign policy lecture I had given”

I relate to this on a spiritual level.

This is where I live on basically everything. Criticism is well and good but at some point you have to live your life.

Yes! I usually just can’t with this sort of thing, but this show REALLY does it for me.

My husband calls it 50 Shades of Plaid.

Yeah - the books especially struck me as racist :/ I mean, I can contextualize the sexism because history and because it privileges a critical modern woman’s take and negotiation with it. The treatment of indigenous, Black, and the one token Chinese character ranges from superficial to super-offensive (I remember…

OK yea there are hella problematic parts...but....OH WELL. I’m all over this shit.

sigh...... “hey could that lass be I...”

I don’t even care; I’m there for it.

Bless

I think the problem the good judge is running into now is that most of these people misusing shade have never heard of “read” or “clapback” but they want to say something “cool” and have heard “shade” thrown around, so they go with that.

Do people just not know about the word read? I can’t understand how someone would come across the word shade but not read.

THIS GIF

I would have liked a Hooper movie (though not one written by Smith). I found myself far more interested in him than I was any of the leads.