They know what it is.

As Matthew Catania said, a film or television adaptation brings in a lot of money to the creator of the book or comic (more than all but the hugest bestsellers make for their original work), as well as a lot  more fans. Even a relatively unsuccessful movie or television series has a bigger audience than most books or…

Adaptations of books help support the people who made the books. Unless they’re one of the rare mega-name authors, adaptations are great advertising for new readers to read the originals.

As much as I’m sorry for poor Jeff Smith, I’d love it if we could get away from the idea that every good book must be turned into something we can watch on a screen, the better.

I would eat Larry David though. I like me some kosher beef.

This is all true. 

Flint has safe and clean water. Has had for about 3 years now. It’s why the university water research team went home. And why there isn’t news of lawsuits about any ongoing problems. 

No way he totally already solved that*

“My guess is Musk isn’t serious about buying the platform and this is him, yet again, goosing to stock prices with a public stunt.”

I was thinking more along the lines of Gregg Turkington, but Norm totally works!

I should be opposed to this, but on the other, Twitter has way too much power, and I love the idea of that ass clown running the platform straight into the ground. 

You guys, I’m starting to think the guy might be a tad bit narcissistic maybe.

Good thing you didn't click on it

• “I would like to sell this item for 1,655% of what I paid for it.”
  

This site, sometimes rightfully, gets a reputation for being overly sensitive. As it did with Saget, it warms my heart to see the outpouring of sheer obscenity for one of the funniest humans to walk to the earth.

You fool! All of them!

I wonder how many Hollywood Squares contestants have won Darwin Awards?

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