The fact that she was excited about Neil Gaiman certainly demonstrate that she has a past as a theatre kid.

If a "moderate Muslim" becomes a ISIS sympathizer because of something done to ISIS, they weren't a "moderate" to begin with. Fuck them.

Punching someone in the stomach, particularly to induce miscarriage, is called a "falcon punch" in meme culture. I think it's a reference to a character from a video game who used to punch people in the stomach/mixed with general dead baby humor.

Yes, Adam's new girlfriend played by Britta from Community aborted their potential child. She was the one who nonchalantly announced she couldn't have sex because she just had an abortion. I'm fairly sure it was supposed to read as creepy and detached bit the Jezebel contingent loved it and thought it was beautiful…

Honestly, I can see why they pretend nothing happened after Hounds of Love. Sensual World and Red Shoes are good but they're nowhere near as good as the stuff that came before. The dislike for The Dreaming always seemed rather random to me. I seriously can't grasp how it's any less accessible than Hounds of Love or…

Extremely weird. I don't necessarily think you are a bad person though.

Never For Ever is probably my favorite Kate Bush album. It's the darkest, gothiest one. Between The Dreaming and Hounds of Love though, I would have to say Hounds of Love is the more boring one, a lot of stuff on there is more interesting in theory than in practice.

The 80s remix is basically "Wuthering Heights (Lamewad Normcore Mix)" I can see why it was created from a marketing perspective but I prefer the weirder vocal style of the original. In terms of production though, I can't really fault it for that. The production on all of Kate Bush's work is dated as hell. Whether it's…

I also read Wuthering Heights in high school and loved it. I was also really stupid and thought it was a love story. I really need to re-read it now that I have matured more.

I've listened to this song so many times that the vocals sound normal to me and I can actually make out the lyrics. I wish I could hear it again like I did the very first time I heard it. It was so weird and I had never heard anything like it before. If I had to compare it to something, it was like the wicked witch…

He's not a villain but the obvious choice would be Falcon.

Headline might as well have been "Hey, did you know Paget Bewster is in this show???"

Best part is how he pronounced it "dow-da" as you do.

This is a good point, you can't hand wave it away as a rule of the old covenant that was done away by the new one. Jesus actually re-affirmed it in His own words. On the other hand, Jesus also said you couldn't get divorced. Shit is just really inconvenient. Fuck that.

The Catholic Church has no problem breaking the commandment about idols, so they shouldn't have a problem breaking the commandment about coveting.

"Y'ever sat down and read this thing? Technically we're not supposed to go to the bathroom."

Don't pretend like you're a real immigrant.

Ah, that's smart. So it will probably come out Christmas next year.

Daddy/daughter song was probably the funniest song the show has done so far.

I assume you're talking about how he said being covetous wasn't a sin. While you're right that that's definitely still a sin, he did at least give a very Catholic "works based" justification of why it was okay.