You had to point out that asymmetry?! God, even if the "after" crawled from the darkest depths of the Uncanny Valley, the "before" is giving me an OCD symmetry meltdown worthy of Death the Kid.

Love you too.

Actually, that doctrine is changing. The pope himself has even said that you don't need to be a Christian to be in grace. Of course, that's just the church adapting to a more multicultural world, but I recognize it as a positive move despite not being Catholic. It's not as easy to generalize Christian doctrine as you…

That's not what irony means.

I'm pretty sure they do that everywhere. Social camouflage is an amazing thing, like how easy it is to get into any building with unmanned security (ssuch as a key card) by simply waiting for someone to access it, walk up carrying something big, and ask them to hold the door. Ladders are especially effective.

I see why she didn't do it, but had it been me, I would have fulfilled the order. Only I would have used tiny stencil letters to write out the exact words of the request, including the words "a picture of two men holding hands," then used excessive amounts of icing to draw a big X over the entire thing. Then sent it…

People love to point out that tree thing, but never think about how many times they have, even if they're atheists, asked God to damn McDonald's if they wanted a bacon egg and cheese biscuit at 10:45 AM.

I think he should be gay.

It makes sense in the story, trust me. I won't spoil it unless you request me to. However, the idea did not come out of the blue ,but from the fact that even before the Lost Colony, some tribes did have the phenotype for blonde hair and blue eyes (though, obviously, it was exceptionally rare). How this came about is…

Anyone played Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2?

I would totally give it a go. I don't see what "training" you could do for that other than training for it.

Well, I have to disagree with you a little bit here. I don't think she's a monster either. People focus on the fact that she set those bombs, but forget that her reaction to it was cry a little. Not for the victims—they didn't even enter her mind. But because it reminded her too much of Joker and that she wanted that…

It's also implied that she really is brilliant, and that her stupid act is just that: an act. She enjoys playing the idiot, because people don't have expectations of you when they think you're dumb.

I disagree. I think it's more disturbing if he really does love her, but his idea of love is so twisted that the abuse he's heaped on her is, in his mind, love. Death of the Family posits that the Joker loves Batman, and everything he does to Batman and his allies in that arc is because he wants what's best for…

I am going to break with what a lot of other people are saying. I have my own interpretation of Harley and I actually prefer some of her more recent versions because they present a more complex version of her character. Bear in mind all of this is my own interpretation, which may be contradicted by statements from her…

No, nowadays she has little to nothing to do with the Joker. They're complete splitsville. She doesn't even WANT him back anymore after the last time they met (which was...rough, let's just say). The way I see her current outfits is someone who's just gotten divorced and is enjoying freedom, while also kinda looking…

I agree that it's racism to call beheading barbaric. However, I have a slightly different tack.

...there are some things that can beat smartness and foresight. Awkwardness and stupidity can. The best swordsman in the world doesn't need to fear the second best swordsman in the world; no, the person for him to be afraid of is some ignorant antagonist who has never had a sword in his hand before; he doesn't do the…

Played the Martells in the only game I've ever played. It was five-player and someone who was new to board games in general took the Tyrells.

If not, I want to be her wife.