they should've gone to ParaNorman.

they should've gone to ParaNorman.

is there a band called "the lightness" in an opposite contrarian universe?

is there a band called "the lightness" in an opposite contrarian universe?

they were good because they used fewer words than this article. & they were well produced.

they were good because they used fewer words than this article. & they were well produced.

i don't care about fiction (because of what didn't really happen to me). please review nonfiction from now on & TRY to reflect the proportion of real vs.
nonreal things that exists in reality (viz., 70% nonfiction to 30%
fiction) & no more reviews of novels by people named Winter in August.

i don't care about fiction (because of what didn't really happen to me). please review nonfiction from now on & TRY to reflect the proportion of real vs.
nonreal things that exists in reality (viz., 70% nonfiction to 30%
fiction) & no more reviews of novels by people named Winter in August.

please review nonfiction only to reflect the proportion of real things vs.
nonreal things in reality (which is, of course, 70% nonfiction to 30% fiction). & no more novels by people named Miller. they've had enough exposure.

please review nonfiction only to reflect the proportion of real things vs.
nonreal things in reality (which is, of course, 70% nonfiction to 30% fiction). & no more novels by people named Miller. they've had enough exposure.

please review all "nonfiction" for the next 10 years - i've had it with fiction - please try to reflect the actual proportion of real things vs. nonreal things in the culture. about 60% to 40%ish. also enough dang novels by people named Joyce.

please review all "nonfiction" for the next 10 years - i've had it with fiction - please try to reflect the actual proportion of real things vs. nonreal things in the culture. about 60% to 40%ish. also enough dang novels by people named Joyce.

stop with these dang novels already - do some "nonfiction" - we get enough fiction from TV. 
i've had it up to "here" (an imaginary level) with all this fiction.

stop with these dang novels already - do some "nonfiction" - we get enough fiction from TV. 
i've had it up to "here" (an imaginary level) with all this fiction.

hey, i see where this is going:
"15 films with pivotal moments set in schools, offices, outdoors, movies, drive-ins, forests, airplanes, bakeries, classrooms, bedrooms, indian reservations, people's bodies, etc."
"15 films with piddly moments set in bathrooms, hallways, alleys, stairwells, etc."

hey, i see where this is going:
"15 films with pivotal moments set in schools, offices, outdoors, movies, drive-ins, forests, airplanes, bakeries, classrooms, bedrooms, indian reservations, people's bodies, etc."
"15 films with piddly moments set in bathrooms, hallways, alleys, stairwells, etc."

"Dick Riot" needs to step up, if you know what i mean, guys.

"Dick Riot" needs to step up, if you know what i mean, guys.

sorry, but people trying to write creatively about hypothetically creative interactions turns out to be a boring idea. who knew?

sorry, but people trying to write creatively about hypothetically creative interactions turns out to be a boring idea. who knew?