I think they absolutely love each other, but not in a sexual way. Or maybe P-Stew is bi and just prefers being married to women and having some Sir Ian on the side.

So you’re saying the journalism on all Gawker sites is shit, then? Because if Kotaku is their greatest example, well...

“yeahitkindadoes”

Go away troll. You didn't even respond to the right person.

Lexx was better

If the “sister” is really Patton Oswalt in a dress and wig, I will pledge my life to spreading the word of Agents Of SHIELD.

They may as well had used the Arrow version of the Suicide Squad.

This looks like a straight to DVD quality movie...

Once, an 8-top of Christians left one of those “Here’s a Tip for You!” pamphlets on my table, in lieu of a cash tip. I was sort of used to this, so I didn’t remark much, just tossed it into the bus tub with the rest of the debris, and a glower.

She was STEALING it. Duh.

Bit melodramatic aren't we? No one is hunting down female authors in developed western nations... If you lived in the middle east than yes, you would fear for your own safety. Granted if you were writing sci fi than both genders would probably be at risk.

Is John Smith his real name or an alias for someone else?

Scorpius:

I think Clarkson is to blame, but at the same time, it is an incredibly stupid move by the BBC. Would you cut Lebron/Kobe/Jordan because they got in a fracas with an assistant coach? Jeremy's job at the BBC was to be a presenter and bring in a large following. He was not being paid to be a nice person.

What are the toothpicks for? One of them isn't even in the fucking sandwich.

The idea behind the meat and milk thing is "you should cook the calf in his mother's milk".

Kosher law at its core says that you cannot cook a calf in its mother's milk. In order to prevent that from ever being a possibility, it was expanded to be that you cannot cook meat and cheese together. And to prevent that from ever being a possibility of happening even accidentally, it's almost impossible to find…

That is the funniest thing I've read in weeks.