My grandma spent 5 years in a US internment camp and in her last years she would tell me, “I was able to live my life afterwards but I never forgot what they did to us”. If any person or group wants you to be able to look past this, what they are really asking for is for your consent through silence

I literally died.

I feel like this is just Day 1 stuff. There is a national tragedy and someone is murdered? Call their family sometime before the funeral. Hell, send a fucking representative!

I also suspect that there is likely a strong narrative amongst the elite group of wealthy public figures (such as 45 and Paris Hilton) that you gotta watch out for poors who are gonna accuse you of random shit trying to get a payout. I suspect that that *is* something that probably does happen, but I doubt it happens…

It’s the only explanation. That or face-blindness.

I’m going to guess Paris Hilton’s definition of “good looking” corresponds heavily to how much money a person has.

Please elaborate.

Right? Jesus, how high has she been each time she encountered this chinless motherfucker?

Me reading your comment:

Yeah, I’ll admit there are a couple of people I stay friends with simply for all their drama.

I have no idea why this is a big deal. What is the appeal that I’m missing?

Whointhewhatnow?

I happened upon a husky mix 5 years ago and after several weeks of searching for her home with no luck, decided to keep her. She is the sweetest dog but Jesus is she hard work. They’re escape artists and runners and will not stop. After an entire year of obedience school and a real-time GPS collar, we’re a lot…

“I wish I were. (Or is it “I wish I was”? I’ve never quite known.)”

I suck with old people names, but I assumed Gertrude Mokotoff was the female and Alvin Mann was the man? I think this is a typo based on other info in the article, it should say “Mokotoff became the first female mayor of Middletown”.

Well the people outing them are just practicing their free speech rights too.

“Welcome to the Department of Justice!”

And yet the reason we love him is precisely his ethical integrity. I dunno about giving us the finger, here. He endured demeaning attacks, ignoble accusations, and tremendously painful slander. But we also, as a people, just loved and adored both him and Michelle. And we still do. The man receives standing ovations…

He shouldn’t have had to, though.

That’s from Rush, which is fun, Ron-Howard directed movie that tells the of the real, Formula 1 racing rivalry between Nikki Lauda and James Hunt in the mid to late 1970s.