You'd be splayed out like this, too, if your biggest rival just got a standing ovation literally just for maintaining the status quo.

Well, first off, "black comedy" in this case refers the type of humor that makes light of things and situations normally not made light of, not comedy created by black creators. Furthermore, I'm talking about their music, not really their show. I don't watch it, but I know it's made by the same production company that…

I'm basically saying (albeit in a snarky way) that you're all kind of missing the intent. As a rule, Odd Future is really, really not what they seem to be on the surface. It's what makes them interesting. They specialize in creating really, really black comedy with a totally deadpan delivery. They're like the Chris…

Uh, I'm pretty sure that most of the OF crew were the kids getting called fags in high school. Especially Tyler.

Oh, boy! White people telling black people that what they're doing isn't cool because they're black! Nothing beats accidental racism.

Vladimir Putin is a piece of shit and I hope he gets mauled by wolves.

Okay, for serious, I hate MRA's even more than I hate people who openly partake of the Oppression Olympics.

Honestly, I think he just accidentally the entire concept of rhetoric.

Well, that's all well and good, but what about things like Eddie Vedder scrawling "pro-choice" on his arm during Pearl Jam's MTV Unplugged show? Or Nirvana taking Bikini Kill on tour with them? Wouldn't that help to expose teenagers and young adults (traditionally important bastions of cultural leftism) to a feminist…

Well, you did call grunge a "dudebro" thing, and I certainly don't associate positive adjectives with that term. Also, I don't think reducing feminism down to a bunch of inane catchphrases over some grating dance beat is really a substantive victory for feminism.

So, shitty bubblegum wins over inexplicably successful post-punk (made by people who are/were, in most cases, ardent feminists [and that's not counting the various women in the scene]) b/c grunge is guys so icky?

No, that's a room full of people who are big enough fans of Evil Dead that they'd go see it at midnight on opening day. They weren't "rooting" (terrible fucking pun, bee tee dubs) for the rape tree, they were rooting for the remake to hit the some of the same notes as the original.

Only one of the dudes gets mangled? No, only one of the dudes gets possessed. There is not a single character in that movie who doesn't spend a solid chunk of the runtime incurring massively painful injuries. And let's not forget that the dude who does get possessed gets beaten the hell up, like, constantly. By almost…

"Mama mia! I just-a can't stop-a hitting myself in the head with this lead pipe!"

tl;dr version of the article: A man's interest in a woman lasts as long as it takes her to find out I can't get it up.

Once upon a time, there was a band called Killdozer. They were an awesome noise rock band that sang about violent, crazy people. An interviewer once remarked upon the friendly, warm demeanor of the singer, to which the singer replied, "Oh, that's not us, that's the crazy people we sing about."

I just hope that this whole shindig is cool with The Hawk.

Look, here's my deal: I'm totally in favor of taking the, "Hey, dumbass, don't rape people," style of rape prevention, but, and this might just be me being a touch oversensitive, but I always see it in the form of "Hey, all you men, don't rape people," instead of just a gender-neutral message, and it just starts…

I lol'd heartily at the main paragraph.

"Focusing on the word "cunt" is a distraction; for example, the Onion debacle kinda overshadowed how sexist the Oscars were overall. And that's the goal, right? If we're busy being outraged over how "cunt" is the nastiest nasty thing to ever nasty, we'll waste the energy we need to fight against a system that…