Yeah, but if you read what I said with more attention, you'd have noticed that I wasn't claiming that 'trolling' is a meme, I was in fact rejecting the charge of trolling being levelled at me, and expressing annoyance at the use of the phrase "'splosions", which I called an "…annoyingly infantile and meme-ish phrase…

Now this I like!

Yeah, registered wankers are fine Mikey…just fine. Doesn't stop you being a cunt, but what the hell, get on board.

Thank God it's not my real name…

I don't hate Lone Apocalypse…, I just hate pull quote bollocks.

Wow…fuck me with a rusty bread knief, how dare I not like the bastardized word that is "'splosions", eh? Fuck trolling, it's just an annoyingly infantile and meme-ish phrase that has no place in the English language…but that's just my opinion.

Just because the film seems unforgivably stupid, it doesn't mean we have to follow suit grammatically.

'explosions' dear boy, 'explosions'. It's called English. Do try using it, what?

The fact that it was filmed in front of a live audience, watching the live feeds from the enclosed sets in front of them, would rather negate this idea. That's the laughter what came out of the live audiences mouths and all… get over it.

"They only got Jay Kay on to make Clarkson seem less cuntish."

oh, fuck off…

Goddam Guy Ritchie. Couldn't overdoses, cancerous testicles, mid-air collisions and terrorist attacks just for once find a worthy target?

Curtis E BEar, I'd love to pay attention to your no doubt well made point, but you went and spelled it " 'splosions", instantly rendering you worth ignoring, instead.

icyone, wasn't one of Echo's flashbacks the meeting between her and Adelle from long ago, which would mean that she's always been on the side of the angels?

Man, Lester "owned" a shit load. You know if he wanted to he could have got serious with a motherfucker… And yeah haysoos, the whole switcheroo with McNulty's "are you a police?" moment would have been lost if some built-up cunt had played it…

In last seasons closer his escape was better shown in the first edit, but was cut down for timing issues. He pulled the whole "3 flowers in a vase…" on November, who turned on the others, giving him time to escape. The final edit butchered that and made it look silly.

From Anthony Lane's review of Rushmore for the New Yorker, Dec. '98:

Words do indeed carry weight, as so sagely noted in the link you provided, which is why you should pick yours more carefully.

No catapult, that's what's known as a BAD line…

I think I may just agree with you about Echo needing a certain continuity, the something that sets her apart from other dolls, as opposed to Victors many excuses to act his as off…