It might bother El-P: "Run the Jewels is not for your children"

"They taste like burning!"

In GTAIV when you had to kill either Dwayne or Playboy X, I initially chose Playboy X. I knew what I'd get out of it, so it seemed obvious. I chose the other way on a later playthrough, and genuinely felt bad.

Uh, hey, everybody! I'm a stupid moron with an ugly face and big butt and my butt smells and I like to kiss my own butt
Oh, wait a minute…

"Don't you hate pants?"

( •_•) , (•_• ) >⌐■-■ , (⌐■_■)

I really just wanna cuddle with Abbi for quite awhile.

Wasn't gonna say, but yep. Her speech to the staff at the end had my eyes not focusing on hers for the first time.

It deserves a rewatch. I was a bit meh on it when it aired, but watched it again during a major Sarah Silverman marathon after her last special came out. I really ended up loving it after that.

Almost every scene in the school was a disaster. And I say that as a die-hard Posehn fan. The field trip was okay, but didn't make up for it.

Not really liking the one-episode-per-show criteria. It just becomes a list of 25 shows. There are a few that would/should have 2-4 on here. I know making a 100 best would be damn near impossible, but still.

My favorite part about this episode is that most "HOLY SHIT!! Did you see such-and-such last night?" are reserved for season finales/premiers of high-tier dramas, or major character deaths. It was the same for this episode. So many friends of mine asking each other who saw it. Thats pretty fucking special.

Hearing that Jane The Virgin got renewed was great enough news that they can take a few more weeks off, if they so desired.

Have not watched this ep yet, but C- is a bit unfathomable for this show to me. But I guess you never know.

I have a lot of friends who were very close with him and they all some wonderful things to say about Taylor today.

Yeah, even on normal that part was pretty wicked. And I'm a wicked shot!!

The Last Of Us, The Last Of Us Plus, The Last Of Us: Left Behind, The Last Of Us: Left Behind Plus.

I love how much "not-givin-a-fuck" this show has. A lot of Cinemax shows have the violence and sex, and this show is no different. But the style of it is like they're doing what they have to do to fill the network's criteria, but in a way thats not just violence and sex for violence and sex's sake. And even when it…

I've done it a ton with GTAV and GTA:SA. Not so much with the others. Same with Saints Row, in that only in the latest one, not the others. With GTA, it seems like you're really not doing anything that relates to the game whatsoever when you screw around. But in SRIV, I guess by design, even outside stuff feels like…

This is what I imagined a Kanye West interview would've read like before I heard his music.