That is one trippy washing machine. Leave it to the Japanese to one-up laundry day.

Actually, it’s worse—not only does he rush over from ten seats over, but in grabbing for the ball, he actually pushes the ball to his left hand—away from the woman—to ensure she’s entirely out-of-reach to get it and then uses his now-free arm to keep her at a distance from reaching over. Seriously—follow the ball when…

I’d vote for doxxing if he was selling the baseball for a tidy sum—because if he kept it, you know that’s exactly what he’s doing with it. He has that money-grubbing stench about him.

Oh please. Trophy wife there was putting that shit up on Facebook and Instagram so fast it’d make your head spin. She was reveling in her prize given to her by her Viagra-poppin’ husband.

Bizarre that just one eye malfunctioned. Major props to the actor for staying in character throughout.

Hey! Listen! Don’t do it Link! You’ll die! HEY! HEY!

I wonder if Gaffigan has a Hot Pocket truck back up to his house every month filled with sub-par meat snacks and cash?

Oh, was that the joke? Sometimes Katie’s comic can be subtle to the point of obscurity. I forgot how people do seem mortified when you rope someone even if they’re committing a crime.

Wouldn't this be along the same lines as the ping-pong scandal a little while back for throwing matches to face easier opponents?

So according to that GTA clip, pigs can fly now.

“Bobby Sherman?! Ha ha ha ha he he hee!”

Correct me if I’m wrong, but Chris Pratt now holds the all-time record for most Lego figures from different licenses, yes?

A 2 mi. diameter asteroid would lead to extinction of the entire planet. It’s even said in the film that if it fell from the highest height it reached (not even into the stratosphere at that point), it would’ve killed billions of people around the globe, not to mention flora and fauna.

I’m getting this sense that the internet—and those that get paid for writing on it—are just bandwagonning trying to shit on the film. I felt A2 was light-years ahead of A1 in terms of character development and working as a team—actually delving into relationships between them. For just around two hours, Whedon crammed…

Four years studying one subject? That’s not a hobby, that’s an obsession.

Seriously! It would save a lot more time and you could get on with your life. It wouldn't be hard to get someone to answer at least a few questions—might take a while to get a contact and a response, but it'd be a hell of a timesaver.

im going to admit something terrible: the past four months I’ve been watching Friends twice nightly. I got through roughly seven—if not eight— seasons worth of eps, and not once did I see not only an actual episode where they did this, I also never saw the origin/explanation for it. My better half said it was a way…

Holy crap, I'd never want to get on a train EVER if I was a kid growing up with this show. How often does this carnage happen on it? Do even the show runners loathe it that much that they're finding new and inventive ways to try and kill the trains?