I know I shouldn't feed the troll, but Game of Thrones isn't a network show, it's cable. Nobody's clamoring for more peen on shows like Big Bang Theory.

As opposed to such highbrow fare from abroad, like Gogglebox, The Nightclub Toilet, The Fried Chicken Shop or Sex Box?

Richie Valens was only 17 when he died, yet La Bamba wasn't exactly a flop.

No probs!

The article clearly states they're only talking about movies made from the '60s to '80s. Neither of those films are from that time span.

Pretty sure dancing is a sin for the Duggars.

I know it's unlikely because she was already in Captain America, but she would be an amazing Captain Marvel.

Not enough Ewan McGregor. Seriously, at least half of that man's non-Star Wars work has full-frontal. And bless him for it.

Not really, the best protective equipment in the world won't help if there's even the slightest mistake made in removing it.

The women at the center of the Oklahoma case have their license and are getting married at 5pm CST!

It's the UK, of course we're grumpy about the weather

It was a reference to the show Spaced.

Vulvatron? Who's called Vulvatron?

Trans girl, actually.

...ranch dressing isn't a condiment, it's corporal punishment in sauce form.

Most houses here don't have air conditioning, so when it gets "hot" opening windows is basically your only option. And on top of that the Brits have something against window screens, so there's a steady stream of flies and spiders coming in.

First of all, most people cannot afford to just pack up and move on a whim without a new job lined up. And if they are able to just up and move, there isn't exactly a guarantee that the new school district they move to won't have similar issues.

Again, NOT SOMETHING THE MINOR CHILD HAS A CHOICE IN. Dumbass.

I went to high school in Oklahoma (though not in Noble). I got detention once for having a hole in the knee of my jeans. Yes, for showing scandalous knee-skin. I don't know what happened to the boys who got in trouble for violating the dress-code, but us girls had to sit in what we called "The Blue Room", a garishly…

Yes, because the children attending these schools totally chose where they live and what school they go to.