Good. You can all have terrible opinions together.

I'm sorry but "Good Riddance" by Green Day is a terrible song. Just terrible.

God. Damn. You. Simon. Pegg.

Nah, not really.

I always knew a musical French robot would help me out

Or you could grow up and read a book.

Hold on, does this mean they also didn't murder or shoot as many people as they said?

Oh good another movie about never growing up. Because in a country of grown-up children this is exactly the kind of movie we need.

Same. Although I don't know that for sure so its been a pretty good streak of not dying so far

I too somewhat feel this way. I don't really think the episodes are re-watchable enough for it to be syndicated and how long can the show keep up with these girls? Early 30's at the most.

Oh yeah. Here's one compiled by the Kilkenny Library in Ireland.

Oh and also: that whole books as therapy thing has a name: Bibliotherapy and I fully recommend it to everyone

But if all else fails: Read books! It's way, way easier. Not to mention a helluva lot more fun.

"I mean, get nationally embarrassed once shame on me. Get nationally embarrassed twice? Not gonna happen." -Rick Perry's inner monologue.

Female directors? That's a slippery slope.

"Mostly it would be the farts that would alert me to the issue"

Oh no need to apologize. I had some idea that PETA was full of crazies but not to this extent.

I wasn't arguing a Pro-PETA stance, I was just pointing out that someone can feel that kill shelters are necessary for suffering animals.

Euthanasia, in those cases, might still be the most humane option, but PETA’s willingness to decry every single B-list celebrity for wearing fur or for naming a pet after a fast-food meat product makes the organization an easy target for charges of sanctimony and outright hypocrisy

I think we're missing the good news in all of this: finally I have a chance with Nigella Lawson.