Replying to @eliwilsonpelton
I knew a woman at work who said "you go girl" so often back when that was trendy, that she'd accidentally say it to men all the time.
Ken Scott
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Ken Scott
@foomper
UCLA '85
Literally everything about me is a 6 1/2 out of 10.
Los Angeles, CA
Joined August 2013
- Replying to @HolliLoki and @Rachel_SennottCould be because we don't know when this picture was taken? Could be she's vaccinated and it was taken when the indoor mask mandate was lifted? Could be all sorts of non-sinister reasons. Since we don't know, I guess we gotta take our torches and pitchforks elsewhere for now.
- Replying to @JimLaPortaRight? I mean, if the Germans can handle learning about their nation's past without losing their minds, I think we can too.
- Replying to @_RobertSchultzDoesn't mean you're rich. Some of us are just slackers.
- That's funny but I actually say stuff like that all the time. My favorite stupid comment is, "Everyone generalizes."
- Replying to @octavianasr and @palmbeachpostIn my sleepy little city in California, one protestor showed up in front of the grocery store last Friday. ONE. She was just quietly standing there with a sign. 5 police cars showed up.
- Replying to @AtlanteanFuture and @AndyRichterYou're a funny one to get offended by broad generalizations considering you just pulled what "the left" thinks out of your arse.
- Replying to @TheDailyShowThis is just a game to them. It's professional wrestling. They have no idea how dangerous their game is.
- You want people impersonating you without clear disclaimers? I thought that's what the blue checkers were worried about.
- Replying to @jzuxTurn off social media and cable news. See what it was like in the 70s when we were not bombarded by EVERY SINGLE BAD THING that happens on planet.
- Replying to @dphdphdph7And when this happens, streets that you are NOT interested in always have the names showing long before the one you're actually trying to see. GOOD GAD!
- Replying to @KevinAllman and @nytimesIt's always cute when the young fellers "discover" stuff that's been around forever.
- Had a very loved cat disappear for 8 days once. Searched everywhere. Gave him up for dead. Suddenly he was walking up the path like he was casually ordering ham and eggs. He was like, "what?" 30 years ago and I still find myself wondering WTF he was doing for 8 days.
- Replying to @MAGABarbie317 and @macruadhiI think about when Aubrey Plaza had a stroke at a young age and couldn't speak. I'd say she fully recovered! And then my granny who had one at 80. It took her at least a year, but she was talking normally again eventually. It happens. The human body really tries to heal.