Yes, thank you well put. This argument is getting exhausting and old.

I think it's the difference between the dog being conditioned to associate a behavior with punishment and feeling a true sense of human morality— and internal sense of being self-critical about behavior. For me, that's what guilt is. It's not the fear of being caught— it's feeling you're to blame and deserving of…

I do feel that's what makes affection from a cat more flattering. While I love dogs, they just aim to please too much haha

Don't want to displease "she who can open the fridge."

I don't know. I think dogs are capable of feeling shame, but not guilt. Meaning they understand they're in trouble for something they did which upset you and can be sheepish in the moment— but don't feel a lasting sense of moral ambiguity about their actions. It doesn't weight on their conscience. Cats in my…

Children's birthday parties are the worst. Will make your ears bleed.

But— kitten mewling is ADORABLE! Also grumbly dog noises.

I find children and toddlers "happy screaming" as well as shrill bickering, especially in large groups, much more unpleasant than an adult woman's scream. Also, car alarms.

And (slurp) to you ath well, my goodth thir!

You'd end up with Charles II of Spain.

Everything these people said. Also it was probably much cheaper than you think, due to favors and typically the directors are SFX supers, compositers, editors or have some other post production job and access to facilities.

For you then!

But then we wouldn't get awesome shit like this.

Look, I'm Jewish and I find both Nazi memorabilia and anti-Semitic propaganda posters really fascinating. Facing the ugliness of history creates a dialogue and hopefully helps people keep from repeating these mistakes (I say hopefully). It's one thing to create new items with no apparent awareness of who you might be…

That is actually the origin of the expression. Great QI episode about it.

Uhh, is Charlie anyone's favorite?

I don't find the male characters useless and negative— I think that's more your reading of them. I liked Charles Wallace and Calvin a lot. Identified with the twins in Many Waters (a book that had female villains). If anything, upon re-reading as an adult, the only thing that stuck out was how damn Christian they were…

I'm not really offended. These ads aren't targeted at gamers. They're targeted at moms and girls (who aren't regular gamers).

Mouth and eyes are only slightly less "turtle-y."

Can we pay to bury the Renegades pilot?