It's Eminem.

No, it means "it means ready, willing and able, without concern for their public image"

Yup. If Sony and the theater chains could have just calmed the fuck down for a few minutes, they would have avoided public humiliation and earned a lot more money.

My God, this is such nonsense. There are thousands and thousands of theaters all over this country. Not to mention the vanishing unlikelihood of the North Koreans attacking even one.

Cowardice.

Corporations are sociopaths.

"AND WHY AREN'T WE ALL SPEAKING GERMAN IN FRANCE?!"

You shouldn't be ashamed. "Pineapple Express", "Superbad"=funny.

Well, no, that would not have happened. If Sony had tried to make the chains honor their contracts, the opprobrium would have falled on the chains. Because this isn't mindless internet frenzy—this was real, actual cowardice on the part of everyone who chickened out of showing "The Interview".

Well, no, that would not have happened. If Sony had tried to make the chains honor their contracts, the opprobrium would have falled on the chains. Because this isn't mindless internet frenzy—this was real, actual cowardice on the part of everyone who chickened out of showing "The Interview".

Yeah, The Archmage of the Ether should move to North Korea. If there's no difference, anyway. I bet a dollar goes farther there!

This wins the Internet for dumb comment of the day.

What is there to indict about the North Korean system? It's bad. They can't keep the lights on. People starve to death by the millions. Better to satirize the Kims.

Really, AA Dowd and one hundred comments, and no-one's mentioned 1958's I Married a Monster from Outer Space? It really was a classic in the i-married-a-monster genre.

Yep, one of the weakest teams ever to win. How many other teams have won without winning a single leg? Freddy and Kendra in Season 6, IIRC.

I don't think it's hard to understand. The decision to make the next-to-last episode an NEL, for no reason, rendered it a waste of time. They did an entire episode which had no impact on the race at all. And frankly, yes, segments of episodes that occur before equalizers are wastes of time. But the point is that…

Didn't care for the realtors, they seemed so horribly incompetent. But yeah, Bethany, pretty hot—except for the missing arm. Otherwise, that team had no personality at all.

I don't know when the rule started, but I remember there was a lot of talk in Season 3 after Flo and Zach won the race with Flo only doing one roadblock. Not that that wasn't entertaining, watching Zach win the race with a Flo-sized load tied to his neck.

Surely the worst set of tasks ever was the first season finale, which had no tasks. They got off the plane, took a taxi to find a clue, took the subway, went to the pit stop.

That's an interesting observation. I knew that "oh what a night" (the title is actually "December '63" BTW) is about drunken party sex with a stranger. I guess she could be a whore, and maybe "Kind of thought it ended much too soon" is about coming too quickly. Interesting.