This show is so committed to being nice and pleasant and is truly a pleasure to watch. As I've grown older I've grown to really appreciate the times when I actually look forward to a new episode of TV as I find there is very little, for me, that holds that sense of excitement anymore

I can't even imagine the level of stink coming off a primate that size

Sucker Punch is the purest distillation of Snyder's aesthetic, and for myself, it was a literal dividing line between enjoying his work and finding them terrible

Learned his lesson? More like accepted his leash

Where exactly?

The Last Temptation of Christ, specifically the little girl and the flame/voice. The scene at the very end where Jesus learns his error is spine tingling

I wouldn't say he's a hypocrite for not liking it, but if he's not even eating it… well, it'd be hard to respect the man and his craft

I knew they were gonna screw the pooch with season two when they failed to sub-name it 2 Dare 2 Devil

GOD DAMMIT GIVE ME PAPER DOLL!

I count it as a victory anytime I look at Trump and manage to maintain the power of sight

BREAKING NEWS!

All hope lies in Doom…

NEW YORK — Rupert Murdoch, Australian-born publishing magnate, became a U.S. citizen today, removing an obstacle to his acquisition of a network of independent American television stations. Murdoch, 54, has been living in the United States since 1973. He was joined in the courtroom ceremony by 185 other aliens.Sep 4,…

Yeah, but he's thin

Hello Woody!

No way, this is also my snowden (/fistbump)

It'd be hard to be human and not feel down.

I had a white friend at work whom I was quickly losing faith in with regards to his views of black people. After Michael Brown was shot he sidled up to me, like I was his fucking confidant, and showed me a picture on his phone of Mr Brown at a table with a friend. On the table there was a gun

In general, yes, of course. But these were black guys so who knows what kind of demons the police officers were imagining at the time of the shooting

Watching Nicotrel right now. Chris Parnell's whimpering is glorious