This Week
"He was my friend and he was weird, and I was his friend and I was weird. We were weird like all people are weird if you actually know them and care for them." - Tales From Two Feet (Rick Andrews for Narratively)
"His achievements notwithstanding, he is constantly haunted by feelings that he is out of his depth, even in the kitchen. He ascribes this to han, a uniquely Korean form of angst that manifests itself as both a resigned acceptance that life is difficult and a grim determination to struggle through this difficulty." - What You Should Know About David Chang (David Kamp for Vanity Fair)
"I know that a lot of us are well aware of what kind of person Josh Lueke is, and that rape is a very bad thing...But with all due respect to Mr. Hahmann and his ilk, the onslaught of tweets calling Josh Lueke a rapist is not for you. It's for the thousands of rape survivors who watch games and know that what they love is sullied by baseball's willingness to turn a blind eye to the kind of suffering they themselves endured. It's a gesture on the part of fans who know it's unlikely Lueke will ever see his career end as a result of those actions, but refuse to tolerate his inclusion, who believe that, while a team may opportunistically decide to field a talented player who has committed an act of sexual violence, it shouldn't be immune from the disgust of the public." - Josh Lueke Is A Rapist, You Say? Keep Saying It. (Stacey May Fowles for Deadspin)
"As the saying goes, the grass is always greener on the other side, and I was claiming that MY GRASS WAS ELECTRIC!" - What I Have To Say (Magdalena Wosinska for The Define School)
