Yeah, and those consistent cameos from Bruce Campbell.

(EDIT: guess I should have posted this farther up. Maybe I'll do that)

(EDIT: guess I should have posted this farther up. Maybe I'll do that)

If you think Netflix's UI is bad, go use the goddamned Hulu Plus. I'm pretty sure it was made by Daedalus.

If you think Netflix's UI is bad, go use the goddamned Hulu Plus. I'm pretty sure it was made by Daedalus.

Hang in there on the job front. Took me seven interviews over two years to finally land one in my field, and it isn't technically full-time.

Hang in there on the job front. Took me seven interviews over two years to finally land one in my field, and it isn't technically full-time.

Like most of O'Connor's work I've read (a handful of the major short stories, a couple essays), Wise Blood has some incredibly devastating moments. And the climax… ugh. Still makes me shudder. As a whole, though, it's clear she stuck a few of her short stories together. Not the most cohesive novel, though I'm not…

Like most of O'Connor's work I've read (a handful of the major short stories, a couple essays), Wise Blood has some incredibly devastating moments. And the climax… ugh. Still makes me shudder. As a whole, though, it's clear she stuck a few of her short stories together. Not the most cohesive novel, though I'm not…

A few weeks ago, another commenter stated that they were playing the original God of War game. I pooh-poohed the rest of the series, and am sad to say I did. I have since completed God of War 3 and, this weekend, Chains of Olympus. I'm not sure where my mind was when I put down GoW3 shortly after its release and only…

A few weeks ago, another commenter stated that they were playing the original God of War game. I pooh-poohed the rest of the series, and am sad to say I did. I have since completed God of War 3 and, this weekend, Chains of Olympus. I'm not sure where my mind was when I put down GoW3 shortly after its release and only…

And at the very end when they reconcile their differences at the church bazaar, Homer exclaims "Let's go wail on the Unitarians!"

And at the very end when they reconcile their differences at the church bazaar, Homer exclaims "Let's go wail on the Unitarians!"

@avclub-f7a7c7cbbba45d85aea05ec89e7ae85a:disqus  , not to mention that the Christian left is almost never mentioned in the media and if it's mentioned in the average Christian circle, they're derided as "New Age-y" or heretical (or "faggy" as an old friend put it).

@avclub-f7a7c7cbbba45d85aea05ec89e7ae85a:disqus  , not to mention that the Christian left is almost never mentioned in the media and if it's mentioned in the average Christian circle, they're derided as "New Age-y" or heretical (or "faggy" as an old friend put it).

Who wants to deal with nuance and acceptance of another perspective? I might have to change my beliefs and the way I live if I grapple with new information!

Who wants to deal with nuance and acceptance of another perspective? I might have to change my beliefs and the way I live if I grapple with new information!

The Reformed folks I know are the best argument for faith I regularly encounter. That and, on the opposite end of the Christian spectrum, Process Theology.

The Reformed folks I know are the best argument for faith I regularly encounter. That and, on the opposite end of the Christian spectrum, Process Theology.

I'm really disappointed this isn't more of a concert film and hope they'll put it on the Blu-Ray or whatever. The California Dreams tour was a top-notch spectacle.