Ozymondias from Watchman totally subverts the super-villain stereotypes by revealing his plan to the heroes after he already carried it out.

This is the ultimate stereotype subversion:

yeah, most of the relationship we saw was the early stages when it was rough. We didn't see it progress even as little as Rose/Mickey did, it was all off screen. I wasn't sorry to see him go, but did wish he had a better send off than what he got.

I love the idea they basically just hit on Missy as a demented Mary Poppins right off the bat and went with it as perfect.

So, like a super serious version of Blast From the Past?

I remember seeing this at the time, thinking it was the coolest thing ever.

Life of a Repo Man is always intense...

This weekend, I've also realised that BBs are also perfect for klutzes. I managed to slice into both of my thumbs and am walking around with bandaids on. Totally useless on a touchscreen, but at least I can still type out messages on my keyboard (even if the words get slightly butchered by my now extra chunky…

Iron Man, Iron Man

Move Along Home is bad, but it's almost wacky enough to be funny. There are worse episodes.

Blackberry Curve definitely had the best smartphone keyboard ever. I wrote dozens of short stories and articles on mine. That's what I call a productivity enhancer. No touchscreen phone I've seen came anywhere near it - I can barely type a message like this one on my Galaxy without losing my patience.

Light spoilers ahead.

...and a very young Pete Townshend, by the looks of it

I DON'T UNDERSTAND WHY they can't make the saber retract all the way into the freaking handle. Nothing says I'm an awesome warlord like blue cat penis.

The latest research (I'll see if I can find the paper) says that without social engineering, a colony ship would require a crew of at least 160 to be genetically viable.

These comments make me happy.

I confuse my Christian neighbors by celebrating the Winter Solstice instead of Christmas. I give out free hot spiced cider and treats to all the neighborhood kids and remind them that hope, like daylight, always returns. It's fun!

I've known some Satanists and they were amazing people. I'm an Atheist, and I want a Krampus-themed Christmas.

LaVeyan Satanism shouldn't scare anyone. It's essentially atheism, just with some extra fun at the expense of Christians.