If I am receiving an apology, I ask them to tell me why they are apologizing to me. And if they can’t admit what they did and/or are being evasive by saying things like “oh, I don’t know. You seemed upset, so, I wanted to apologize”, then, they're saying sorry to say sorry. They have no intention to fix the…

Yeah, I thought of that possibility. It’s just some childish namecalling, so I'd tried not to overthink it.

Or Ellen Degenerate.

Yea, I know the democracy is our thing, but have we gone too far? What’s next? A call to make the Mona Lisa sexier?

I am as surprised as you are.

That self-referential time travel nuttiness seems a lot less impressive if you’ve seen the Family Guy episode where Brian and Stewie go back in time to the pilot episode.

He wasn’t very honest. I am pretty sure at least few of those times he knew exactly what Willis was talking about.

This one felt much more like a Miller and Lord film compared to it’s predecessor, with it’s manic pacing and an increasing number of meta jokes.

If you’re casually talking about something someone else did, it’s gossip, even if it’s true. If you’re telling me that all 150 of those people witnessed his problematic behavior first hand, then I see my faith in humanity slowly being restored, because that’s the most responsible, ethical group of people I’ve ever…

It only took a single day and this one article to get thousands, if not millions to be angry at him. Did he harass any of us personally? You're underestimating the power of gossip.

It doesn’t mean that 150 people were directly affected by his behavior or witnessed it. They could be signing based on the stories they heard.

In other news, Will Smith is also an Olsen sister.

It’s probably Daniel Day Lewis. That hack.

You mean “brotmanteau".

You seem mangry.

You’re right. Child labor is symptom of a larger problem: poverty. And trying to fix the symptom without fixing the problem is counter-productive. And while this article focuses more on child labor, Tony’s Chocolonely doesn’t actually focus on eliminating child labor. In fact, they don’t think there is anything wrong…

To put all this in perspective, here is a video of cacao farmers trying chocolate for the first time. That’s right. Not only these farmers have never tried chocolate, but they don’t know what it is. And they most certainly can’t afford it.

Yeah, on the other hand, Laurence Fishburne could make a good Nick Fury, maybe even a smidge better than Sam Jackson. Of course, ideally, I’d prefer Sam play a more badass, foul-mouthed Nick Fury of The Ultimates comics, which was based on Sam's past roles, but they went for a more subdued take on the character,…

But, if you’re looking from the “Hayward is evil” filter, he doesn’t seem gung-ho. He seems like he is trying to end her for his own reasons or aggravate her to achieve a certain outcome.

There are some clues that suggest that Hayward is one of the bad guys, if not THE bad guy. The diplomas in his office are arranged in a hexagonal shape and the carpet has a hexagonal pattern. There were some other theories and possible clues, but these are the big ones.