CarnyAsada
CarnyAsada
CarnyAsada

I'm glad your Marine friend found a female grunt acceptable, and I don't think women should have to be Anna Kournikova to enlist. But seriously, I have known female veterans from all branches of the service and they tended to be slender, fit, attractive, and perfectly happy to break you in half if necessary.

You need a new movie. I recommend "Design for Living" (1933): Gary Cooper, Frederic March and the underappreciated Miriam Hopkins as the love triangle that just refuses to be resolved.

He is the first and maybe still one of the only superheroes who lives an ordinary life out of his costume — he isn't a billionaire or an android or an alien or King of the Seas. He was revolutionary in that superpowers didn't take him outside of his previous life or solve his problems. He was just a kid like anybody.

When he got the "Criminal Minds" gig, I really hoped it was his Robert Downey Jr. moment. Sigh.

Nicholas Brendon's trajectory, post-Buffy, makes me very sad. I hope he makes progress in fighting his disease.

Oh, yes, let us please hear the legal, First Amendment-compliant argument for offering marriage to religious people but not to non-religious people. This should be good.

Arrow: Jeez, how hard would it have been to get this right? Everybody in America knows how Ollie SHOULD look.

But hideous in a summer palette, or more like autumn?

I seriously love that print. I wonder what the colors were.

My god yes! I want that hat and coat!

If you believe all 10 are false, you create a paradox in which statement no. 10 is true. "Exactly nine are false" is the only statement that doesn't create that (or a similar) problem.

People are still talking about him in California. Sad that authorities don't even have a good ID for him or know who his family was.

Whereas I come from a family of hillbillies, but have never lived in the South myself!

Ugh, you are right. So, has the League already revived her and is now just messin' with Merlyn and the Queens, or would the Lazarus pits work on someone who has been dead, in this timeline, for months?

You find hilariously enormous, helium-filled boobs attractive on original Power Girl? And a normal waistline unattractively fat on redesigned Seven of Nine? Huh. Let's just say that ideas about what is less attractive/more attractive vary wildly.

As Isabeau might say, I refuse to choose.

Oh, that is absolutely where my family picked it up! If you didn't like Tennessee Ernie Ford, you had to be worthless. Maybe even shiftless.

My uncle used "pea-pickin'" exclusively for the fellows my aunt worked with, outside of their hearing.

You're right. I guess that's what makes it so definitively an insult when applied to an adult.

Different part of the timeline? She was off being Canary for several years before showing up on Arrow, and for at least a year afterwards.