The majority of cable programing is marathons of unwatchable reality shows. Someone's making money off of it.

And don't share nearly enough DNA.

Reality TV show star. And talks to people about Jesus.

I don't like any other Japanese animation, but Ghibli films are just plain beautiful.

As a frequent Universal Orlando guests, that's all I could think of every time I saw this trailer.

I was giving practical tech help, like I do at my job. I didn't defend anyone.

No, but you can do a control+f to search for key words in the future. It will save you the time of asking a question that you'd be able to answer for yourself in five seconds.

And how likely it is, given the age at which Josh did this, and the fact that the cop they reported this to is now in prison on child porn charges, that Josh himself was a victim from someone in the church/family? Their whole cult is evil, and I doubt that Josh is the worst of them.

The reaction should be "are you fucking kidding me?"

Did you see PP1? If so you should not have been surprised at how shitty the plot was.

Halfway through Tomorrowland I was thinking of how much fun I was having, and how the bad reviews were wrong. Then it ended and I realized I kind of hated it.

And the World Series is a best of 9 contest.

Is "I'm not sexist, I saw Mad Max!" the new "I'm not racist, I voted for Obama!"?

It's not like there are decades of evidence that suggest Hoywood hates woman over 40 or anything.

He comments the way my mom texts and posts on Facebook.

Now we all know you are too old to fuck 55 year olds.

You're trying really hard to give Hollywood the benefit of the doubt here aren't you.

I was hoping they'd at least cover that episode. Best finale they've had in quite a while.

It also depends on when you visit. The amount of people that flock to Central Florida in the middle of summer, when it's approximately 150 degrees with 100% humidity, and there are 3 hour waits for everything and everyone smells like old hot dogs, is just mind boggling. But take a few days going on rides in early…

That's every generation. We're just the first ones with the technology to allow all of us individually to tell the world how awesome we are.