Sesame Street? Arrested Development? The connections are as Ann on the nose of plain’s face.
I’m really worried all the AD promotion is to distract us from the new season being awful.
I hope I’ve made a huge mistake and it’s awesome.
I know no one watches Grey’s Anatomy anymore except for me …
But last night’s season finale was the best maybe ever? Mostly because it wasn’t super ridiculous and 8 main characters didn’t die. One main character might have died, but it was cliffhanger-y.
Anyway, I almost gave up on this show 5 or so times (the plane crash, seriously?), but this season was awesome. I just wished people still watched this show (besides my mom who is like 8 episodes behind) so I had someone to talk to about it!
My local animal shelter sucks at putting up photos of adoptable pets.
Don’t they realize I want to spend Saturday night pre-Blues game looking at photos of puppies and kittens?? I can’t adopt an animal right now because I need to save up some money, but I still want to pretend I can!
The anchors of “Good Day Philly” literally break down in hysterical tears seconds after kissing off Ryan LochteFUCKING DYING
(via mykicks)
Amid heightened speculation that a male athlete in one of North America’s four major professional leagues will soon publicly declare his homosexuality, the National Hockey League and its players announced Thursday what appears to be the most comprehensive measure by a major men’s league in support of gay rights.
The N.H.L. said it had formed a partnership with the You Can Play Project, an advocacy group pledged to fight homophobia in sports, and planned training and counseling on gay issues for its teams and players. The league will also be involved in the production and broadcast of public service announcements.
“Our motto is Hockey Is for Everyone, and our partnership with You Can Play certifies that position in a clear and unequivocal way,” N.H.L. Commissioner Gary Bettman said in the statement. “We are delighted to reaffirm through this joint venture with the N.H.L. Players’ Association that the official policy of the N.H.L. is one of inclusion on the ice, in our locker rooms and in the stands.”
In a telephone interview Donald Fehr, the chief executive of the players’ association, said: “Bottom line, it’s the right thing to do, and that’s what we’re all supposed to do in this world.”
You Can Play will help run seminars for N.H.L. rookies to educate young prospects on gay issues and make resources and personnel available to each team, as desired. The league and union will also work with You Can Play to integrate the project into its behavioral health program, enabling players to seek counseling regarding matters of sexual orientation confidentially. Burke said the joint venture would also step forward when players make homophobic remarks.
Patrick Burke, a founder of You Can Play and scout for the Philadelphia Flyers, said laying the groundwork for an openly gay player was not an official part of the program.
“But we’re ready to do whatever that player wants,” Burke said. “If he wants to do a thousand interviews and march in pride parades, we’re equipped to handle that. And if he wants us to pass-block for him so he never has to do another interview in his life, we’re equipped to handle that too.”
—The New York Times, “National Hockey League Announces Initiative to Support Gay Athletes.”
Historic. Good for the NHL.
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BRAVO.
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