Ah looks like I was trying to grill the wrong person.

Can you explain which parts of that are racist?

Jaynestown is definitely pretty funny (except for the end), but I noticed a while back the only episodes in Firefly's brief run that didn't contain much weighty consequence were the two with YoSaffBridge.

Comments: I've never understood the lego fetish. What the hell is fun about putting dumb legos together?

isn't it weird how last year's "most beautiful person alive" (whoever it was, I can't be arsed to look) is still alive?

I read this recently, and the sex scene is not only NOT graphic, it's ambiguous if it even happens - ambiguous enough that Pullman himself won't reveal if they had sex or not.

have you ever argued with an SO before?

actually what I meant was: Portland: you create people who think their hair is worth $10,000.

I don't like talk about cultural appropriation not because it has no merit, but because of how often it's mis-characterized. It seems like many of the comments on this story (butnot the story itself) are advocating some kind of weird cultural ghettoization - under no circumstances, ever, should an outgroup engage…

Portland, I love you, but you enable people like this.

Eh, I dunno. I like TV Bronn a whole lot, and they couldn't keep Ilyn because the actor has terminal cancer, but the show's logic was a bit off. "Bronn won't talk because he's a mercenary! Or something!"

what does this have to do with taking pictures of people without their consent?

the tumblr where the dudes are spreading their legs too far? that's totally different because of PATRIARCHY

I feel the exact opposite: other than Toy Story, the Incredibles is the only Pixar film that demands a sequel.

more Rachel, more Tim, less Ava.

I always assumed that was sort of the point.

I honestly, and without exaggeration or hyperbole, can not figure out why anyone in the world cares about this.

yup. There's a time and a place for this sort of thing, and it sure isn't after a close friend asks you to do the thing (my stepmother lost a really good friend this way, incidentally)

What's very depressing to me is Chilis' dedication to Saint Jude - we're talking millions of dollars every year. This story seems like good intentions and no research.

Sometimes I can't believe Iceland is real.