To be quite honest, I just want all of Trump's shittiness to catch up with him and have him spend the rest of his life either dirt broke or in jail.

You're just saying that because you're America's largest wholesaler of bulk fire ants, and second largest honey distributor. I'm on to you!

"You made me stomp on what? Oh, dude! You are not paying me enough for that! I need a shower."

Not anyone. I've found lots of people, her and elsewhere, who don't agree with me who I haven't considered willfully obtuse. It's mainly just you.

People who know more than me: was Poe a racist as well? I remember hearing a long time ago that he was, but then I heard elsewhere that a lot of what we know about him came from a biographer who hated him and may have been lying through his teeth.

I don't doubt that Ol' HP was classist as well as racist; a lot of racists are, actually. Genji's litany of "But guys, he just hated poor folks" is getting a wee bit baffling.

From my experience with them, "willfully obtuse" sums up Genji pretty well.

It's Pokesmon, actually.

Like with Trump.

"We're blasting off again! Oh yeah!"

Hopefully 2018 gives the writers of 'Daredevil' time to think about what they did.

I wouldn't be surprised if Mr Clarke is a drug addict with a PhD.

The non-reaction to Barb bothered me particularly, but it's part of a bigger grip I have which is that the sense of the community of Hawkins seems underdeveloped. It's meant to be one of those close-knit little towns, yet in the space of a few days two kids go missing (and the "body" of one is found), plus a couple of…

It makes a nice contrast to Brenner. He knows exactly how to use emotion to manipulate El; how much, how often, when to give and when to take away. It's so finely controlled. Joyce, however, just gives support because it's what she does. She's frazzled and strained, but every drop of love she has to spare goes to El…

He and Ted are at the top of my Hope They Get Eaten in Series 2 list.

In one episode Mike points to the Lazy-Boy and says, "This is where my dad sleeps." I wasn't sure if he meant Ted just falls asleep in the chair sometimes while watching TV, or if the marriage has deteriorated to the point that it's where he habitually spends the night.

That "for fun" was my favourite bit of the episode, maybe the series. It's brilliantly delivered, and I can see Mr Clarke thinking, "That does sound like fun".

I would have given this episode an epoisses.

It's short for "Provost Marshall".

Mount Gay is fantastic stuff.