She's the biggest content generator for this site. It's sad, but here I am making pictures and posting away.

deni$<-------#morethanpathetic.

Our hotel smelled like dead hooker vagina (before you ask I had gotten a detailed description from beardown)

RPB, have you seen the comment section on JDC's Patreon page? That is what he is referring to. It looks like one guy who created a bunch of troll accounts.

If Al Franken is anyone's hero, you're doing the hero thing wrong.

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

TM, I think I found you a new avatar:

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

"Give up lattes to donate to my Patreon so I can buy lattes and screen printed tees!"

"Give up lattes to donate to my Patreon so I can buy lattes and screen printed tees!"

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

Do you ever feel like we've all come to inhabit permanent school?

Don’t worry the end is near.

Have a terrible night and die in MANY fires.

I've had this feeling for a few years now. Every time I get a glimpse into the white collar world of millennials I get a real "school project" vibe. Well into their 30's and a decade removed from any time of formal education they're all still groveling to get an A. Lots of complaints of how things aren't fair, a common gripe children have, and a almost singular devotion to fixing that rather than just accepting it.

What do they like to complain about? "Adulting"--basically means paying credit cards bills or owning something more valuable than Macbook. They also like to play low-skill/low-activity children's games in their spare time. Tag, red rover, soccer etc.

Its a little weird.

Lately I've been feeling like I’m living in hell, by which I mean high school. My peers are reading Teen Vogue. I’ve been encouraged not to spend time alone with the opposite sex or say things that might offend particular people, especially women, who could be described, depending on how you view quality/quantity of social media followers, as popular. Gossip is being celebrated as a radical tool for fighting oppression; disagreements are public, often initiated by cryptic denouncement followed by frantic asking around to figure out who did what to whom. Trending topics prompt acquaintances to write lengthy Facebook posts that read like ninth-grade English essays. People having parties to which I was not invited document them, live, on Instagram, and it feels bad. The president just called Kim Jong Un “short and fat.” I recently joined a club.

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

I laugh when people say millennials are lazy. I wish! Then maybe we wouldn't be so boring. No one's interesting, they're just "busy."

This review of Lady Bird hit on a lot of that and more:

I've had this feeling for a few years now. Every time I get a glimpse into the white collar world of millennials I get a real "school project" vibe. Well into their 30's and a decade removed from any time of formal education they're all still groveling to get an A. Lots of complaints of how things aren't fair, a common gripe children have, and a almost singular devotion to fixing that rather than just accepting it.

What do they like to complain about? "Adulting"--basically means paying credit cards bills or owning something more valuable than Macbook. They also like to play low-skill/low-activity children's games in their spare time. Tag, red rover, soccer etc.

Its a little weird.

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

Looks like that "I'm going to be way more careful about jumping on people for things they say off the cuff" mantra didn't last long.

I smell a bit....

I laugh when people say millennials are lazy. I wish! Then maybe we wouldn't be so boring. No one's interesting, they're just "busy."

This review of Lady Bird hit on a lot of that and more:

I laugh when people say millennials are lazy. I wish! Then maybe we wouldn't be so boring. No one's interesting, they're just "busy."

This review of Lady Bird hit on a lot of that and more:

The menstrual cycle changes among Hassidic Jewish women was something as well.

That lady sounds like a sad little burrito.

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

You're racist for doing nothing. Literally.

Look at the way Julie (or rather, the people Julie apes) talks. "You're a bad person." "That's not okay." That's the vocabulary of kindergartners.