Damn, Tom, I'm sorry. At least it looks like you can get some recharging done.
Burgers and beer shortly. Or wine, for me.
'The Girl in Question'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Damn, Tom, I'm sorry. At least it looks like you can get some recharging done.
Burgers and beer shortly. Or wine, for me.
Articles like these are why my sister keeps shouting at me about arguing with Brian Moylan, and why I fully expect to get banhammered from Gawker one day. Seriously, jizzing about the sexuality of a fifteen year old? How is that not disturbing? Especially when said fifteen year old hasn't identified his sexuality? My god, that's so vapid and creepy.
eta: Ack, even the brother who's out of the closet is underage in most states.
Scola,
I'm sorry to hear it. Ugh.
"I was a little afraid, as an African American. I mean, I knew where my family tree might end up. But I went on ancestry.com anyway. And I found out my great great grandfather was born a slave--but died a businessman. And that was worth finding."
You know what? Fuck you. Seriously. Are you implying that slavery is shameful for slaves and their ancestors? That not dying free was not just a personal failure, but something to be transmitted to your progeny? Seriously, fuck you. Every forefather (and mother) of yours that died in chains should be more than a little ashamed of you right now. They didn't do anything wrong.
Sorry, that ad just set off a whole bunch of triggers for me.
Tom, I am so sorry. I'm glad you've got some time with the severance package, though.
ita,
I see that fucking ad every fucking day. I have the same fucking reaction.
To be fair, the ad with the White woman is just as bad.
Tom, sorry to hear about the layoff, but remember that I got laid off and am now in a job I love with better pay. So, this could be a good thing.
God damn, ita !, thank you. I'd seen that ad and just thought it was cheesy and crass, but I totally missed just how seriously fucked-up it was. I feel like a totally privilege-blind dumbass now. But it's a good thing. I want all my blind spots kicked to pieces.
To be fair, the ad with the White woman is just as bad.
I only saw that because my fingers were too slow on the remote. What's the white chick's spiel?
I am not only certain to never use ancestry.com, but I'm going to work out where to write to complain about that. I think it's horrific, and I want to get that on their record.