Yeah, that was rather.unsettling, given the way it ended. Burned at the stake as a result of getting too involved.
..then I'm gonna Macarena because if we all just line dance think how much better off we'd be ~DPool

Ha. I dont think anyone in that position would be capable of saying much at all, cp. It would probably just come out as
Brrrragaaa.

I was waiting for a "BELENCIAGA!"

Omg spitroasted style even, that's got to be the worst death. The firepoker in S1 was like a toothpick in comparison, but all the way from your hoo-ha out your shoulder? Fck

Kebab

I was so ready for her death when she started babbling through her liberal talking points. People like her are a big reason voters are sick of democrats. What I wasn't ready for, however, was the brutality. I mean, damn. I didn't think they'd do that to Taissa Farmiga.

No one says that. I think most people's reactions to this show would be when the guy replied, "or it's just scary."

And here I was thinking 'Bae' was the worst thing I'd ever heard.

Some dosadly. I don't, but I've had a few arguments where those topic points have come up. As soon as she said that, I was like: "Oh, of course that would be in here somewhere." It mostly stays on social mediaTumblr and Twitter, and then to the extent of YouTube. Thankfully I haven't really seen or heard things like that in school or the workplace. Funny, since so many talk about it happening at their schools and job. I was so ready for Taissa's character to die when she pulled that one. At least she no longer has to be, "oppressed," by the system

I laughed so hard at that line. I'd also ike to know if that's what younguns talk about.

Okay to be fair I completely forgot she said those things (I'm watching my second viewing of the show right now instead of directly after the episode like normal).
My god though, post-racial america? Can some of the millennials please chime in here and tell me if that's something that you guys actually say to each other?
Less than forget. But more than begun.

When was the last time you rambled on about the myth of a "post-racial America" or the evils of patriarchy?
I thought you spent most of your time calling people garbage and lusting after heavy set cast members.

The annoying superfan know-it-all character she was playing. So many meta jokes, I loved it so much
Less than forget. But more than begun.

Can you elaborate?