It's hard to feel too much schaedenfraeud.

[elfs]

Remember that scene in In & Out where the bride suddenly shouts out, "Is everyone in this town gay?" That's what they must be thinking in Colorado's evangelical community. Guess Why.

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tragic, with foreshadowing and all

[hydrolagus.livejournal.com]

"The criticism is valid if you look at perfection being the mark, because the next person who stands at our pulpit is going to be guilty of not being perfect as well," he said. "Does that mean we have to change what we say about the word of God? We can't do that."
To which I want to say to him: Yes, it does. Yes, you can, and have to. Because if you don't, folks will keep feeling like God the Immortal Father is like Barnes's human father, ready to do some horrible thing to them because of something they can't change. And they too won't find anyone in the congregation they can talk to, because they're too damn afraid of what will happen.

[norikos-author.livejournal.com]

Vel's comment:

"It's 'put your money where your mouth is,' not 'pay money for where _his_ mouth is.'"

[abostick59.livejournal.com]

I love the typo in your subject line. I have no idea what "schadenfraud" should mean, but it clearly ought to mean something

Schadenfreude

[cadetstar.livejournal.com]

Schadenfreude is happiness at the misfortune of others.

Thank you Avenue Q

Re: Schadenfreude

[(Anonymous)]

So, maybe Schadenfraud is...happiness at the misfortune of liars?

-Michael