or ICOGNITO. We know you are there, idiot.

And yet the NFL is OK with obscenities like “GABBERT” and “OSWEILER”

Yeah, he’s in the same category for me as Bill Murray - the “Celebs That People Love But Are Actual Dickweeds In Real Life And I Can’t Understand Why Folks Like Them” category. Or, to make things easier, CTPLBAADIRLAICUWFLT.

so.

“In a very real way,” huh?

The way these scenes were described were almost exactly what I went through as a kid by my abuser. “this is normal, just relax. This is how it’s done, you’re fine, think of something else.”

I’m shocked at the tone of this article. Just because it’s a conservative group doesn’t mean that they couldn’t be right on this one thing.

Kids, especially very young ones, emulate what they see in movies. They identify with Lightning McQueen, who’s a car for crying out loud, and want to be brave like Nemo. It’s not a particularly funny joke (as in, it’s dumb and unoriginal) and I can absolutely see a kid who’s experienced some form of sexual abuse…

I don’t even think it was a decent apology. He methodically hit all of the talking points but I really don’t think he gets it. He’s great at talking and getting infront of the message but it doesn’t sound like he’ll ever be ready to listen.

Fuck Bateman and the rest of the AD dudes.

Fuck Bateman and the rest of the AD dudes. They showed the world what they’re like when they’re together and how they dismiss and talk over their women coworkers. True colours.

No, Jessica, you don’t have to be friends with him! God I could cry.

People can bitch about not “resorting to violence” but part of making the world a nicer place for marginalized people is shutting up racists and other assholes. Punching Richard Spencer in the face, tossing drinks at Tomi Lahren, these aren’t just things that give me a warm fuzzy, they’re laudable actions that…

Pics or it didn’t happen.

How’s your face, Mr. Golden?

I’m putting gas in my car right now, to go down there and punch him.

The USGA rule book would seem to be an appropriate weapon.

Ah yes, a punch in the face. The original penalty stroke.

“I asked a question, and someone answered! Punish them! I conceded and they let me! Punish them!”

Prince Fielder was 5-for-10 off Bartolo; his father, only 1-for-7.