I generally enjoyed the "monster of the week" episodes, mostly for the interaction between Scully and Mulder — the details of the cases didn't seem to matter much. I couldn't make myself care about the "mythos" episodes.

> Spirited Away

Revolver > White Album > Pepper

"Despise" is a strong word, but I gave up on the Harry Potter books after the third or maybe the fourth.

Peter Pan has a dark aspect … he can't ever grow up, and he has no parents. The book makes it clear that we should feel pity for him, and that it's far better to be Wendy, who has a home and will become an adult. But the book doesn't hit you over the head with its message.

The Disney version is odd because most of the scenes are taken from the books, but it has a completely different tone. So the effect is that it feels almost nothing like the source material.

Her cutie mark is a sad rain cloud…

I guess the mid-90s was not their high point. When I was in college (late 80s) they were pretty much the epitome of cool. I think because they were goth, and yet pop. And yet, goth.

Their quixotic struggle against the Theory of Relativity is particularly entertaining.

At least Fox News is fair and balanced. They say so themselves.

not treating wackadoo sites like worldnet.daily and newsmax as legitimate news sources

These loaves and fishes … let me tell you, they're incredible, really classy.

That's great. "I've been fired in every medium."

I'm unreasonably excited about ROM Space Knight.

"He mixes the lyrics so low, what's the point?" - Kim Gordon

I went down to the GOP convention
to get my fair share of abuse…

I'm Not Bossy, I'm the Boss is terrific.

Yeah, there is a lot of "Attacking me with flames … must dodge … so I can use my web…", as Spider-man dodges Human Torch's flames and shoots a web.

It's all been downhill since the Lascaux cave paintings!

Ha, me too!