AFAIK most people in the UK consider Guru-Murthy to be a muckracker who can barely string a question together without tripping over the words a few times, just like he did in this interview.

Like, at work? Idunno, start playing music like he’s in a strip club, he’ll move or shut up fast.

I think his actual reaction in the interview was well handled and adult, he didn’t want to continue along that line, looked to his publicist in the corner, and then she said: “We’re done.” So Downey got up and left. I’ll agree this vacillating after the fact about it is rather poor taste.

Eh, I think Guru-Murthy was out of line, it was billed as a PR interview for a superhero movie for kids, the pains Guru-Murthy took to eventually twist the interview to being about “the problems RDJ has with his father” were so blatantly incongruous it was cringe-worthy. Listening to it a second time you could tell…

The amazing thing to me is despite the fact that police were called to the scene and there’s video evidence, no one has been arrested as of yet.

No, the mere thought of them will cause your body to have an increased quantity of hydrochloric acid.

Maybe they shouldn't kill people in their custody.

Bud Light is about as Un-American as you can get. Support local breweries, buy craft beer! ‘Murica!

You’re not the only one, on the link someone posted:

Brian Hitch

I’ve seen that too much, I’ve actually mastered a way of looking at them and going “huh?” like what they said was the stupidest, most immature, and unprofessional thing I’ve ever heard. The way one does when asked a REALLY stupid question. I got a guy to turn bright red in embarrassment from it once.

Don’t forget are charging $9.99 for.

Aww, I liked chesko’s mods and donated for his stuff on nexus, I don’t know about paying for mods tho...

But it’s not poisonous. We’re speaking out against a charlatan who makes sensationalist false pseudo-scientific claims. This is the same woman who said this in an attempt to convince her readers that airlines are poisoning you with their air:

It’s not against the healthy foods movement, it’s against the pseudo-science alarmist movement.

Dammnit now I want to go eat a pot of Annies.

=\ Agreed, it’s actually kinda terrifying and depressing how many people will follow the words of one or two popular people on the Internet as opposed to medical professionals.

I’m sorry, what? Nigel, you’re good at playing a game, you’re not a scientist or a doctor, you’re last century’s version of MLG Pro, that doesn’t mean you know shit about neurology, evolution, or biology.