I have no intention of attempting to debate a subject that has already been debunked. There are myriad articles, blog posts and even an investigative TV special with the author of the book that tear apart the theory and expose the many flaws, fallacies and improbabilities it contains.

From The American Heritage Dictionary of Idioms, Second Edition:

I’ve always wondered about the word “bloody” in the UK as well. I’ve seen reactions from some posh Brits to that word similar to how people over here react to the word “cunt.”

“I get it” is absolutely a part of The Forum’s (formerly EST) vernacular. “Getting it” is practically their entire schtick.

“I love beef pot pie, and only kind of like carrots.”

It’s only a 7-year difference. Ronin can pass for 32. Don’t abandon your theory so easily. It would almost make all of this bullshit worth it.

You are aware of how old that video is, right? Here’s a link to a post about it from 21/21/16: Creepy Security Guard 

...and that’s where Senator Paley comes in...

Going by my past experience with Disney and other studios, the marketing people likely read through an early pass of the script looking for opportunities for tie-ins. Marketing generally acts more like a leech than a host--meaning, they are better at attaching themselves to an existing creation (usually to the…

So where’s Matthew? What’s up with Gabriel? How’s Martha feeling about living in Russia after all this time? What’s Tuan doing these days? How is Sofia and her lunkhead boyfriend working out for Stan and Dennis?

I agree. I am very close to openly rooting for Richard to fail miserably, based on his pettiness and tendency to be shitty to people that really don’t deserve it while at the same time withering and giving deference to people who do.

Some men prefer women who are crazy.

For what? Being fairly well-informed about a subject before commenting about it?

What hate? How is pointing out facts hateful? I’ve said nothing that could possibly be interpreted as “irrepressible hate.”

Dude I answered your question days ago. You are obviously referring to Jason, though, as I said, that theory has been debunked already.

Well, you just proved that you are either illiterate or incapable of understanding what words mean and how they work together to form complete sentences.

...there were rational reasons to put Kennedy in the top.

Well, yeah, there’s a difference between the two. One is called first place and the other is called second.

I think it’s sort of obvious why Deke is behaving more like a kid now than he did when he was introduced. He now gets to be a kid and he is experiencing—for the very first time—all of the things we take for granted. Imagine you’ve been deprived of everything you enjoyed throughout your entire life and then suddenly…

From the NY Times, July 26, 1995: