Bea arthur died?

[Akanei]

And passing out is a DQ

[Colenzo]

yes

[Ivve]

depends on how bad the burns are tbh. if they're burned away the nerve endings, i'm not sure it really matters what you rub in there.

[Colenzo]

man, its making my skin crawl just thinking about it

[Ivve]

relish the feeling for them

[Akanei]

Hemophiliacs have to walk on nails and/or glass.

[Colenzo]

eh the pain was subsided when I pictured that happening to somebody that I dont like

[Colenzo]

Hemophiliacs have to walk on nails and/or glass.

do barrel rolls in broken glass
first one that passes out from blood loss loses

[Ivve]

i don't really understand the turn this thread has taken, but it's creeping me out a little

[Colenzo]

fuck it im bored, lets talk about stuff...

[Colenzo]

how was everyones 4 20?

[Ivve]

just like every other day since my life got uninteresting.

by that i mean since i stopped doing drugs

[Akanei]

Not what I wanted it to be.

[Colenzo]

Yeah, mine sucked, everyone that we know that sells didnt have pot. It was a sad sad sad day.

[Ivve]

the war on drugs IS working guys

[Colenzo]

omg

[Akanei]

Not here. I just couldn't drive anywhere to go smoke.

[Colenzo]

we did make some hash oil from old stems n shit, that was pretty awesome

[Ivve]

Just got home from a party where we had a tremendous, shimmering, beautiful silver hookah that was about as tall as I am (so a little under six feet).

Was a great night, but damn. Bea Arthur died? She's one of the only celebrities I gave a damn about. "Golden Girls" aside, she was in "Maude," and (as Ivve may remember, though the rest of you faggots probably won't) I have tremendous appreciation for all of Norman Lear's shows. That one especially, as they had some rather controversial shit in it, including her getting an abortion at one point (and this was when it was still widely reviled).

Sadness.

i think the abortion episode was one of the top reasons that people who hated the show did to the degree they did. she was really one of the best female comedians of the time, and really probably up until tina fey in terms of sardonic delivery and sarcastic wit. even then, tina fey doesn't really do a whole lot that's risky or awareness-raising. it seems like most women have gone safe with physical comedy (shelly long, goldie hawn), gone for money roles with romantic comedy (kirstie alley, kate hudson, anne hathaway, the list goes on) or even went too blue, like lisa lampinelli and sometimes sara silverman. they go too far or don't go far enough, rarely really hitting close to the mark. i'm hoping we'll get another woman in comedy who does it well, because at this point i have very little faith in the gender.