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#2404
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#2405

Hahaha! That explains a lot about Nick Cohen

#2406

This pub serves food:

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#2407

Interesting

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#2408

Erm…

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#2409

Every single fucking time:

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#2410

lol he’s deleted it already

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#2411

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#2412

Was that a thread or does the lack of a full stop at the anticlimactic end of this story make it fucking hilarious

#2413

Well he’s deleted it now so there may have been more to come but yes, as it stands that was the whole story

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#2414

“Together we passed our water in a spirit of mutual respect. No words were needed to be said”

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#2415

strong “I met them backstage at a comedy gig. They were surprisingly down to earth and VERY funny” energy

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#2416

That was the whole story

#2417

I’ve not seen Soul so don’t really know the context here, but is this another ‘black people have made me, a white woman, feel uncomfortable’ take?

#2418

I haven’t seen the film either but given that it’s been written and directed by men I feel that there might be a reasonable point here. That point has been buried by a thorough misunderstanding of what the term Karen usually means coupled with an utterly predictable “actually the real victim in all of this is me” energy. In other words it’s vintage Freeman.

#2419

Diarrhoea scene is clearly the best part of Bridesmaids

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#2420

She wasn’t talking about what it “usually” means though was she, she was suggesting that it’s morphed into a general term to abuse women. Not exactly an uncommon phenomenon.

It’s also a really shit insult whatever’s meant by it.

#2421

When a white man uses Karen in that way it’s problematic at the very least

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#2422

It read a bit to me like “yes, I understand the meaning of Karen in the black community, but white people on twitter have changed the meaning so the black community should stop using it now”, however I don’t know enough about the film, the makers of the film or the scene in question so I could be way off.

Pixar films being the closest things to modern religious texts is an interesting take though