And they were right!

I haven't watched a lot of Fey's work, but I think it's hard to object to the joke in Kimmy about Titus wanting to stay in werewolf costume because people treat him better than when he's just his everyday black self.

Broad sweeping statements are always stupid.

I liked it but didn't think it was great.

Speaking for myself, I like Bloodline despite its many flaws (seriously, the performances were outstanding) but have zero interest in watching S2 given the way they wrapped up S1.

That was the whole problem with the Mitt Romney campaign.

It's like inducting Groucho Marx, right?

Bah! Google's so 2016.

I love me some vinegar and lemon juice.

Speaking for all Australians, we're also happy to punch you sober.

Except Grosse Pointe Blank is generally regarded as one of the *good* films John Cusack made.

No, I don't agree at all. While many DA:O characters have ambiguous or complex moral beliefs, there are still outright good people (Duncan, Alistair) and some who are just plain self-serving bastards who would let the world burn if it helped them rise one more rung on the political ladder (Arl Howe). And even the more…

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So long as we're still allowed to make fun of people who read sports comics, I'm good.

I don't know. In the Australian T20 cricket this year, a batsman hit the ball which then clipped the back of the bat of the batsman at the other end of the pitch, deflected into the bowler's face (nearly breaking his nose), and off the bowler's face onto the stumps, thus running out the batsman at the non-striker's…

Maybe it's just me, but when golf is on TV I feel like the dead air time lasts from 8 am to 5 pm.

But steampunk is great! It gets the creases out of my mohawk!

I think there's something wrong with people who don't like Spinal Tap. The Stonehenge scene is probably in 90% of the Western population's list of funniest things ever filmed.

"Bring me a small man's wetsuit, please."

Yep. I'm as sure OJ did it as anyone else, but the jury's job is to decide guilt based on the evidence presented within the court's proceedings, and based on that, I fully understand why they found him not guilty. If we're going to point the finger at anyone for the failed prosecution, it's the LAPD and the DA.