Ah, yes. Fond memories of Going to the Store rushing back to me. Normal memories of a normal video.

You know what it says in the Bible: “Let he who is without sin throw all of the stones at them there homosexuals.”

This, right after his amazing response to Hillary Clinton’s human rights speech (Perry: “promoting special rights for gays in foreign countries is not in America’s interests and not worth a dime of taxpayers’ money”), really makes him an American hero. What an inspiration to us all.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-16062937

Now, if you’ll excuse me, I’m going to go pray for Rick Perry to walk straight into a tar pit.

What works conceptually for one show does not necessarily work for another.

(Granted, I never watched Lost so maybe the time jumps didn’t work there either but… yeah, you get it.)

No! Don’t do your worst, Bachmann. Please for the love of god, don’t!

I hear what you are saying, but I can’t say I really agree that the joking about a victim of domestic violence counts as a stupid or silly joke. (Not that Rihanna in general is off limits but jokes specifically about that incident get under my skin a bit.) But you know, who am I to define the lines of taste? And you are right that in this case it involves a child, which really kicks up the whole terrible factor.

Thanks for the response. I didn’t want you to think I was over here stomping my feet and yelling, “the nerve of that facetaco!” I am always paranoid about my tone online.

I am truly honestly not writing this as an attack on you but as a sincere question -

This meme (which I also think is gross) crosses the line for you but posting a photoshopped picture of Rhianna with a bruise on her eye is acceptable internet behavior?

Again – not trying to be a jerk! Really! I just don’t know how to work this question without sounding like one.

“I knew I was too slow with this tip” – that’s what he said? eesh.