Old School. Biblically Independent.
By Kristy Puchko | Celebrity | February 27, 2015
Last night the world as we know it changed right before our eyes. In the wake of a victory for Net Neutrality, and a llama chase that drew the community of the world wide web together, a simple dress threatened to divide us forever into teams #GoldandWhite and #BlueandBlack
What color is that dress above? The answer is nowhere near as interesting as the responses on Twitter.
A warrior for Team Blue and Black was Mindy Project star Mindy Kaling, who employed all CAPS, name-calling and serious shade throwing as she took on B.J. Novak, Nathan Fillion and recent Oscar-winner Julianne Moore.
IT'S A BLUE AND BLACK DRESS! ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME
— Mindy Kaling (@mindykaling) February 27, 2015“@mindykaling: IT'S A BLUE AND BLACK DRESS! ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME”
White and gold.
— Nathan Fillion (@NathanFillion) February 27, 2015@NathanFillion I can't live in a world where Castle thinks that dress is white and gold. How many murderers has he let go
— Mindy Kaling (@mindykaling) February 27, 2015white and gold
— B.J. Novak (@bjnovak) February 27, 2015I love this picture of @Pontifex in his traditional black & blue pic.twitter.com/expPJ93HPg
— B.J. Novak (@bjnovak) February 27, 2015@mindykaling @bjnovak what's the matter with u guys, it's white and gold.
— Julianne Moore (@_juliannemoore) February 27, 2015@bjnovak @_juliannemoore w/all due respect I feel like you both just want attention (congratulations on your Oscar tho, I agree with that)
— Mindy Kaling (@mindykaling) February 27, 2015@_juliannemoore do you think your Oscar is black or gold??!?
— Mindy Kaling (@mindykaling) February 27, 2015In other mind-shattering reactions:
Timon & Pumbaa raised the colour debate way before #TheDress came along pic.twitter.com/5DIaYqqXVI
— M.BAM (@Melissa_Belle_x) February 27, 2015"So /that's/ how the #CivilWar starts… (But seriously, what colors are this dress?)" pic.twitter.com/uFmIMF4Cfb
— #EatAllTheCorndogs! (@GwendolynStacy) February 27, 2015
But let’s keep the dress in perspective:
That Nationwide kid never grew up to see what color that dress is.
— Ryan McGee (@TVMcGee) February 27, 2015And Thursday is a wrap. pic.twitter.com/l2e4Dr69AI
— John Cole (@Johngcole) February 27, 2015
Kristy Puchko recommends sending the dress pic to your relatives via group text. The text messages that follow will be glorious.
