They all are!
They all are!
I fucking love that Dustin is wearing a Ghostbusters jumpsuit.
On Sunday, reporters Maggie Haberman and Glenn Thrush published an article in the New York Times providing an inside…
Yeah my younger sister couldn’t afford it without help from our mom and dad before her insurance started covering it but guess who she voted for? Yep, Donnie Dumpster.
So-called judge...
Ps fuck the Pats and FUCK Brady
O’Reilly, in the peculiar position of seeming reasonable
The scary thing is that I momentarily asked myself “Is this a batshit interview?” simply because he actually answered most of the questions in this one. Normalization is real even when you are smart and looking out for it.
We all know what happened in the end, but let’s not forget that before orchestrating an instantly legendary comeback…
Bullshit. It’s a perfect metaphor for this country: Tom Brady is the walking embodiment of the concept of privilege. Screw the Pats and screw “positive person” Brady.
Nice catch.
The great tradition of powerful people turning to sports reporters so they can seem folksy—aka avoiding any…
Bernie would’ve won.
And their constituents love this.
If there’s another turnover, it’s going to be his fault!
Oh I know, and my city has been fantastic. Yesterday there was a GIANT gathering in support of our Muslim friends and neighbors, and our mayor spoke.
I’m just not *from* here, and I am always painfully aware of that when I see the NY art world (I went to art school upstate).
“So-called back judge” was right there.
Am I really a patriots fan if I’m feeling glee over the stomping they are receiving? If the sadness of others is manna for me, am I still a good person?
I *wish* I was in NYC right now to see this. My city has been doing some good stuff, like weekly protests at a certain senator’s office, but this is the sort of east coast magic I miss.