Doug Linse

It's a real crime that Eric Adams dropped out before we could hear his answer to this. (Add it to all of his others, I suppose)

This is objectively correct

Guess he really wants Gillibrand's endorsement

One of the most disappointing moments of my wrestling fandom was realizing that CM Punk isn't a person with moral integrity, but a character with moral integrity played by a person who doesn't have it

Yeah, echoing @sagastar.bsky.social , in your defense, the GWB administration used 9/11 to build a narrative where they could accomplish their pre-existing goals, and brushed over anything that didn't fit into it. It's not a mistake that this is the first you're hearing of it!

I think a large subset of people has based their entire identity on "being a good person because I am a Democrat" and will just slavishly support them no matter what they do to desperately keep the floor from dropping out

I just got home from that show, and I agree

What's truly amazing is how many insane things he has said in front of an audience that AREN'T in this video. (I'm thinking particularly of "modern day Mein Kampf" and his sponge analogy)

Well, they're being given lots of money by people who would benefit from it, so...

Agree with this entirely. And I think this goes hand in hand with another aspect, which is watching the government and the corporations it's entwined with deliver so much suffering and death, then saying "But this time it's bad". People just can't take it seriously.

Bobcat Goldthwait once said that Seinfeld's biggest talent was "being friends with Larry David"

So he's saying that white supremacists are better than people who are against apartheid? I mean, the internal logic tracks

I cannot wrap my mind around this image

I saw an ad for the VMAs yesterday, which made me wonder, "Who is watching the VMAs?". Then the ad revealed that it was hosted by LL Cool J and featured a performance by Sabrina Carpenter, which makes me believe they don't know who is watching either

They Might Be The NY Giants

The band Rilo Kiley performing on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!"

The professional wrestler Kyle O'Reilly making his entrance on "AEW Collision"

"It's fake, but it's real, but it's also fake"

A paragraph describing the company "Showrunner" which includes the highlighted section "its platform completely dedicated to AI content that allows users to create their own episodes of TV shows with a prompt of just a couple of words"

Wow, this is one of the dumbest ideas I've ever read

pere labubu

A huge moment. Phenomenal stuff

Thebby Gapple

One of my favorite ways to refer to this that I've read

I was thinking the same thing. "1.5 billion people use this feature that they are not allowed to turn off"

The uncritical parroting of disingenuous marketing language is infuriating. Like, it doesn't "become delusional" in long chats, its functioning degrades.

Also, in classic Adams fashion, he clearly doesn't know anything about "Squid Game" beyond that it has "game" in the title and it's a bad thing.

My favorite recent example of this genre. Incredibly, the movie is "The Godfather"

It's wild that anyone ever features Jay Electronica, considering that, no matter what the rest of the song is about, he's just going to rap about conspiracy theories - and not particularly well!

Juwanna Molina

That was a great winter

A remarkable feat of engineering