I dunno. Her accent and the writing and the heavy-handed folksiness didn’t seem genuine. It felt like an act, which either means the character is fake or the acting was not good. When you’ve got performers like Samira and Danielle and Lori Petty’s realness as your foil, it’s obvious when someone is in a character that…

I liked and did not like this character, mostly because portrayals of Southern women by women who are not actually Southern usually come off affected and phony. Blair Brown, bless her heart, ended up with the Tropic Thunder problem. I didn’t like the Cindy relationship because I never believed it was anything more…

Am I the only person who wants a Frieda backstory? She had at least two money quotes and has no fucks to give. If shit hits the fan and I need to be a hard old broad, I wanna be like Frieda.

They talked about backdating paperwork to make it look like she wasn’t there when Poussey died and now she’s trapped in a prison riot so I’m pretty sure it’s going to cause a problem.

This was my read as well. Why mention troops you aren’t sure are coming?

My takeaway until the real point is revealed, thus far, is that the Starks’ naive entitlement and belief in their own moral superiority has resulted in at least as much death, destruction, and evil as the obvious bad guys. I at least respect the Lannisters for not expecting people to be indignantly righteous on their…

I was so pleased by her stonecold bitch face.

I wouldn’t be surprised if geography didn’t play a role. Stereotypes are strong and people find it more shocking that such an awful crime could happen at a wealthy, solidly middle-class institution with kids from good families and educational systems and after-school activities, vs. “The poor dumb cooters in Tennessee…

Children are treated like possessions. Read a comments section where people get to brag about how they discipline their kids. You have to royally fuck up or get the system involved in a way they actually give a shit before it triggers action in an underfunded, overtaxed system.

― Bill Watterson

He is absolutely delightful. I had forgotten how much I like him until I saw him on Drag Race.

I've lived long enough at this point that being a dick isn't funny so much as sad and, to me, a broadcaster of what a miserable person someone is. I'm too tired for assholes. There's too many, mostly in positions of authority. It's also low hanging fruit. Anyone can be funny and mean. Being funny and pleasant requires…

My husband smokes like that as he carries bags of birdseed around the yard. I tried when I smoked but I just always got smoke in my eyes and nose, which undid whatever coolness I thought I had going.

This person is a mess. I’d step away slowly. I mean, they’re justifying their own abuse, of course they’re going to not see your point regarding strangers.

But I’ve never watched an entire episode of AD, so that’s not it. I appreciate BoJack Horseman, though.

I’m not sold on her as an awesome person so much as a talented comedian who happens to champion some of the same issues as me, so maybe?

The Amies and Tina are great because there’s so few mainstream female comedians who pushback on gender issues in legitimately funny ways, but they’re still pretty up their own asses…

Will Arnett has always given me very strong “Take your drink with you” vibes.

I mean.... they both have a country sensibility about them and are generic looking?

But I need bicyclists to not assume a car can see them. I drive a Fiat, which has a tough blindspot. It happens to me regularly where I’m trying to make watch if I can enter a square and a cyclist comes flying up my passenger side and cuts across in front of me across the lane I’m trying to turn into. It’s mostly…

It’s almost like that time I found the perfect BB cream and everyone complimented my skin even though I layered that shit on over my pink cheeks.