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 0Posted on Apr 13th, 2011 | re: That's Your Girlfriend: Helen Staudinger (32 comments)

I retract the statement. I was in a pissy mood & taking out (inarticulately) on some guy who didn’t deserve it.

 +1Posted on Apr 13th, 2011 | re: Meet Braco, Be Changed (93 comments)

That didn’t work…

 +1Posted on Apr 13th, 2011 | re: Meet Braco, Be Changed (93 comments)

Californication, anyone?

http://static.episode39.it/character/2101.jpg?t=1224238371

 -11Posted on Mar 29th, 2011 | re: That's Your Girlfriend: Helen Staudinger (32 comments)

I think that perhaps if this gentleman were to examine his priorities in life – by which I mean the fact that he owns that car, yet lives in a trailer – he might find some clues as to how he has found himself in this really stupid & dangerous situation (and let’s not kid, a lifetime of others).

 +1Posted on Mar 25th, 2011 | re: Grown Adults Start A Fort Club, Are Your Boyfriends And Girlfriends (167 comments)

To weigh in in the “Fake” debate: Not Fake.

I grew up around hippies, & wide-eyed, naive college freshmen. This is very real, and quite earnest.

It also clearly needs to be stopped before someone is injured cliff-diving into… more solid land… What the fuck is that about?

But yes, quite real.

 +2Posted on Mar 3rd, 2011 | re: Today We Are All This Lady Caught Dancing In An HMV (41 comments)

Why is she dressed like Brian Johnson?

Why have I never heard of this before? This, the most awesome spectacle in bicycledom?

Seriously, Fuck the Tour de France, & Fuck Lance Armstrong! This right here is the coolest thing ever done on a bicycle that didn’t involve the phrase, “If my mom finds out, we are sooo dead.”

 +3Posted on Feb 3rd, 2011 | re: Posted By Popular Demand: Pro Wrestling Dance Off Video (40 comments)

As someone who will (grudgingly) admit that I watched a whole lot of wrestling when I was a kid (back in the 80′s, when Hulk Hogan was a good guy, and Andre the Giant still stomped the earth), I think that this video may be the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen.

The audience in attendance that night got more entertainment value than the admission could possibly have cost.

 +1Posted on Feb 3rd, 2011 | re: Posted By Popular Demand: Pro Wrestling Dance Off Video (40 comments)

Why isn’t his forehead bleeding when he gets up?

 0Posted on Jan 21st, 2011 | re: Teen Korner: Willow Smith "Whip My Hair" (85 comments)

Am I the only one who has a problem with the fact that this video (just the video -not the studio time, production, “writing team,” or anything else) -a video which is nothing more than a vanity project for a child still young enough to be spanked for throwing paint all over the school cafeteria- cost significantly more than my entire gross household income last year?

 +4Posted on Jan 4th, 2011 | re: The Videogum Why Don't YOU Caption It Contest: Red Dawn Remake Cast Photo (126 comments)

“We’re Only Doing This Because of Hot Tub Time Machine”

 +12Posted on Dec 21st, 2010 | re: Books Aren't Toys, Books Are Poop (159 comments)

Well, I suppose I’m reading so that I don’t end up a Fucking Waffle Waitress!

 +81Posted on Dec 21st, 2010 | re: Books Aren't Toys, Books Are Poop (159 comments)

What the hell is wrong with those parents? Giggling at a tantrum? They think it’s cute? That kid is going to grow up to become a serial killer who targets librarians, every December.

 +3Posted on Dec 21st, 2010 | re: Merry Christmas From Trololo (64 comments)

Where is Racine, Wisconsin’s “Waiting for Guffman”?

 0Posted on Dec 21st, 2010 | re: Merry Christmas From Trololo (64 comments)

I should have scrolled down farther before pointing that one out…

 0Posted on Dec 21st, 2010 | re: Merry Christmas From Trololo (64 comments)

& Brandon Routh as Superman, right behind Hilary.

 +5Posted on Dec 17th, 2010 | re: Eskimo Callboy: Germany's Answer To Brokencyde (61 comments)

That’s what I was trying to say. Thank you.

Bless your little blue stockings.

 +3Posted on Dec 17th, 2010 | re: Eskimo Callboy: Germany's Answer To Brokencyde (61 comments)

That didn’t work at all…

 +1Posted on Dec 17th, 2010 | re: Eskimo Callboy: Germany's Answer To Brokencyde (61 comments)

GIFSoup

 +8Posted on Dec 17th, 2010 | re: Eskimo Callboy: Germany's Answer To Brokencyde (61 comments)

Wow… a Father Ted gif.

You’ve just brought a tear to my eye. That is so beautiful.

 +2Posted on Dec 17th, 2010 | re: Eskimo Callboy: Germany's Answer To Brokencyde (61 comments)

C’mon, it’s funny. Like Fozzy.

 +3Posted on Dec 15th, 2010 | re: Best New Party Game 41: Birdie Movie Quotes (176 comments)

He’s not the Messiah, he’s a very naughty dog.

 +10Posted on Dec 15th, 2010 | re: A 12-Year Old Lectures Us About Abortion (137 comments)

That’s the funny thing about my grandmother. She’s actually pretty well into dementia and hearing loss (how’s that for a fun combination?), but every now and again she has these moments of absolute clarity, where she can focus on a conversation for more than a minute at a time, and takes an interest in topics other than how much she loves Wayne Brady, and which former daughter-in-law liked falafels.

 +5Posted on Dec 15th, 2010 | re: A 12-Year Old Lectures Us About Abortion (137 comments)

Do they have a heartbeat? Or thumbs? If they don’t have thumbs then they can’t pick up an ice-cream cone, ergo: They are not human.

And what ever happened to mint chocolate chip? Or peanut butter cup? This is the 21st century, people. The world ain’t just Chocolate v. Vanilla anymore.

 +10Posted on Dec 15th, 2010 | re: A 12-Year Old Lectures Us About Abortion (137 comments)

I was just having this conversation with my grandmother a few days ago (no, seriously). She was watching Dr. Phil (sometimes I think she enjoys torturing me), and his guests were a Big Tent Texas minister & his wife. The husband had engaged in a series of affairs with women whom he’d met on Facebook. My grandmother turned to me & asked, “Do you think that the internet is destroying the world?”

We had a long conversation about this, which covered a fair number of points, but the biggest problem that we discussed was the fact that our “12 year old idiocy” is now a matter of irrevocable record.

Children, too callow to comprehend the notions of “permanence” & “accountability” are lining up to learn a lot of really harsh lessons about dignity & repercussion, when the should, as you so rightly put it, be playing in trees.