I thought this was pretty good trolling: a Swedish newspaper published a list of events that took place yesterday- in English- just to underline how uneventful things are there. It includes a real moose humping a wooden moose;

I read somewhere that Fox News reported recently (yesterday?) that crime in Sweden has risen because they took in refugees, or something like that. Trump presumably saw that and assumed there had been a terrorist attack there, or mixed up information, or who the hell knows.

inquiring minds want to know. please research this further for me.

I know. This didn’t even enrage me. I just thought: well, they finally said it out loud.

My kegel exercises have been paying off so I’m sure I could snap some off.

So are we a host when we have a penis inside us? Does that penis belong to us while we are hosting it? Can we do with it whatever we want? Just asking.

Jesus christ. With all of the problems law enforcement and our legal system need to be concerned with... we’re fucking throwing out human beings like we’re throwing out the trash. Dammit people! Just... dammit.

I think you’re kind of reaching, here. Pastels have been huge (yuge?) the past couple of seasons. They have the same color (fabric probably came from the same supplier) and the same neck and sleeves, also not an uncommon thing. The CK one, is a full button with zipper breast pockets, while as the IT one is a pull…

I have mixed feelings about seeing this because I know how ridiculously fictionalized it is, and it deserves more than the glib Hollywood treatment where manufactured dramatic moments are more important than the truth. Katherine Johnson’s real story is amazing and deserves a reasonably accurate film all its own. …

I enjoyed La La Land, though I don’t think it lived up to my own expectations.

That being said, I feel like Moonlight is somewhat overrated (Ali and Harris were great, just wanted more of them), but WOW..Hidden Figures was incredible.

I generally don’t go for historical type pictures in case they’re too serious or dry,…

I just saw him as a typical white man who could see the problems he needed to solve for his work but was wilfully blind to what Katherine as a black woman was going through and HOW EASY THEY WERE FOR HIM TO SOLVE. When he peeled the label off the coffee pot I didn’t laugh or feel relieved, I just felt angry on her…

For me it was the scenery-chewing monologue when Katherine/Taraji P. Henson just unloads on that room full of white fucks. The movie’s pacing did a good job of leading up to that cathartic moment. I cried so hard I had shudder-breathing afterward.

This is so excellent. I’m happy for the cast. I hope it keeps making money.

That was the obvious shade line, it felt a little too set up IMO though. When Katharine barked at Harrison to “Act like a boss!” got a much more organic guffaw and chuckle out of me.

When I was watching I was the one in the theater who said that. It was such a good line and great delivery.

You know, I would not be surprised. It’s currently showing at a theater near me in my very small town. Last week, I was at the gas station and a 60-something white country dude guy I used to work with asked me if I’d seen it (kinda out of nowhere...perhaps because he assumes rightly that I’d be interested in women’s…

There was an audible, ooooooooooo, when that line was uttered.

Have you read the book? I was confused because Johnson, Vaughan, and Jackson didn’t overlap that much and yet they seem to be portrayed like the Three Musketeers in the movie. I’m not sure if that’s because the movie is pulling the timeline loose a little bit for the sake of dramatic effect/2 hr runtime, or if it’s…

Octavia Spencer should win an Oscar for the “I know you probably believe that” line. For me that was the most memorable and timely moment in the whole film.

It’s not politics. It’s money. Bitch literally bought herself a cabinet position like you or I or any other joe-shmoe would buy a cabinet. She’s so in over her head I’m waiting for the bitch to ask where the drawers are.