I always thought the electoral college was stupid. Plus, it seems rather undemocratic.

"And a glass of grapefruit juice."

I just find the whole show so sad. There's like no hope. Even after Sam and Dead die they're still be demons and monsters. It's a neverending unwillable battle.

I wish.

Florida.

Friendly bombs are da BOMB!

People laugh, but as someone who has voted for a third-party candidate in every election since I turned 18, I can tell you that people will react strongly when you tell them that you did. Including actual death threats.

I also liked it a lot more than everybody else, but I didn't find it fun. In fact, found it so sad I cried for most of the episode.

Her and Bale reunited onscreen in America Psycho where she played his perpetually drugged-up mistress.

Generally consensusis that George Cukor's 1933 adaption is better because all old things are better than newer ones. Nevermind that it's stagey, all the actors look far too old, and besides Hepburn none of them sound like they're from New England.

I watched it again 2 years ago. I liked it even more than when I saw it the first time around. Though the first time around I was really too young for it.

I never saw it, but found it weird that Susan Sarandon is in one and her ex-husband Chris Sarandon in the other.

Whatever happened to Trini Alvarando? She used to be in tons of Afterschool Specials.

Unpopular opinion: The 1994 adaption is the best one. Unlike previous adaptions the actors all looked age appropriate and the March sisters actually looked like they could be related. It's also more faithful to the original novel.

There was one in like 1997 or 1998. Mariel Hemingway and Chris Sarandon were in it.

Boo! I love this book.

There are several living in my yard. I loathe them, but don't have the heart to kill them.

I wonder if her family was mad that she didn't give her kid a "K" name.

Do you watch The Good Wife? It does the same thing.

Did you not ask about Ed, because he didn't play himself on it?