But watch a few sets and you'll realise quickly that this is the same wet prejudice people like Chris Addison and David Mitchell bring to football, where they willfully ignore all the atmosphere and narrative and just rehash the same shit jokes about "22 millionaires kicking a pig's bladder around in the rain".
But watch a few sets and you'll realize quickly that this is the same wet prejudice people like Chris Addison and David Mitchell bring to soccer, where they willfully ignore all the atmosphere and narrative and just rehash the same shit jokes about "22 millionaires kicking a pig's bladder around in the rain".
My definition of "really special" is somebody who don't sound like nobody else, or rap about the same shit that this guy is rapping about, and as far as my hip-hop community in Houston is concerned, that's really looking at it in tunnel vision.
Chicks can talk about the same shit that guys can, and they can be just as badass.
Just because you're in Austin city limits doesn't mean you need to be, er, limited to the same shit everyone else already knows about.
They bang on about the same shit they always do, every single time; his boyfriend, your job, her dad's midlife crisis patting the same people on the back for the same one good thing they did six months ago.
"It's a sense of community imagine working with someone, you start to become friends with them because you're in there at work with them every day, you're talking about the same shit," she explained.
We're all worried about the same shit: that our straight coworkers don't like us or that we'll always be single or that we need to go the gym more or that we want to go on a vacation somewhere warm. .
A better/the best example of what's wrong with Girls-as-racism is that Bored to Death was about precisely the same shit but was not smart and barely funny, and yet, existed unremarked upon for X seasons (too disinterested to look that up, but… Three?).
