I actually believe such a statue would exist…art is wierd. It's also entirely possible that the accidental discovery of the statue led to the development of the whole story arc.

I actually believe such a statue would exist…art is wierd. It's also entirely possible that the accidental discovery of the statue led to the development of the whole story arc.

@avclub-dd4117e7a774a4009d2b9c4150ef8c70:disqus Yeah, don't think about it too much. It was the classic car with the classic theme, and an ejector seat reference. It was meta fun, roll with it indeed.

@avclub-dd4117e7a774a4009d2b9c4150ef8c70:disqus Yeah, don't think about it too much. It was the classic car with the classic theme, and an ejector seat reference. It was meta fun, roll with it indeed.

Unrelated: I couldn't finish Sex, Drugs, and Coca Puffs. Dear Chuck Klosterman: You couldn't get a date not because of unreasonable standards set by John Cusack, but because you're a condescending windbag. Also, in the picture on the back of my edition, you look like a lesbian.

Unrelated: I couldn't finish Sex, Drugs, and Coca Puffs. Dear Chuck Klosterman: You couldn't get a date not because of unreasonable standards set by John Cusack, but because you're a condescending windbag. Also, in the picture on the back of my edition, you look like a lesbian.

I believe there are several recorded incidences of girls who didn't know they were pregnant giving birth at the prom or some other event, dumping the kid in the toilet or dumpster, and going back to the dance. And you know to Seth McFarlane "several recorded incidences" counts as "a trend one can cleverly remark upon,…

I believe there are several recorded incidences of girls who didn't know they were pregnant giving birth at the prom or some other event, dumping the kid in the toilet or dumpster, and going back to the dance. And you know to Seth McFarlane "several recorded incidences" counts as "a trend one can cleverly remark upon,…

Sorry, you're right. I've only seen every episode once, because the ending created a catastrophic time event that rendered all previous episodes unwatchable.

Sorry, you're right. I've only seen every episode once, because the ending created a catastrophic time event that rendered all previous episodes unwatchable.

And yet the "prom night dumpster baby" got through, because that baby was brought to term as God intended.

And yet the "prom night dumpster baby" got through, because that baby was brought to term as God intended.

I don't want to spoil the fun, but in retrospect isn't that about her repeated IVF failures? It seems like that after it's revealed Maeby was a test tube baby who spent her inheritance just getting here.

I don't want to spoil the fun, but in retrospect isn't that about her repeated IVF failures? It seems like that after it's revealed Maeby was a test tube baby who spent her inheritance just getting here.

Nothing about that BSG episode? In short: Roslin has to choose between a pregnant girl's freedom to choose and the slightly more pressing need to repopulate the species. At the end of the episode the tally on the whiteboard increases by one, the only time it was seen to actually go up.

Nothing about that BSG episode? In short: Roslin has to choose between a pregnant girl's freedom to choose and the slightly more pressing need to repopulate the species. At the end of the episode the tally on the whiteboard increases by one, the only time it was seen to actually go up.

I liked how he wasn't REALLY angry until they blew up the car.

I liked how he wasn't REALLY angry until they blew up the car.

I've often thought this too. Seems like all you learn is which person in the office is the most important one to fetch coffee for.

I've often thought this too. Seems like all you learn is which person in the office is the most important one to fetch coffee for.