More like 4-inch D.

Even if he were a flawless individual, the internet's brief fling with him was obnoxious. Maybe even kind of offensive, ignoring the content of his question - which was the only reason he was there - in favor of addressing his appearance and demeanor. Even if he enjoyed his short moment in the spotlight, it was not on…

I guess I could even accept the bad comedy part, but reading up on its technical aspects brought back some horrifying Birdemic flashbacks. Whoever tried to salvage The Room from its writer/director at least had some rudimentary knowledge of filmmaking.

Stop it, Internet. Just stop it.

Not really, but I might give it a shot if it ever comes out on PS4. Thanks for the warning about spoilers!

This is why I never tried watching Neighbours. The idea of watching a bad Wiseau comedy gives me the chills. This, however, looks terribly serious in addition to being seriously terrible. That's what I want from my bad movies.

Sadly, I have to report the same thing happening to me when I first came across it.

Yeah, I rarely click on the articles but any time I do, they're well written, with insightful comments and Mohd. It's great that Univision hasn't closed up shop… yet.

I'm not a gamer and I'm only vaguely familiar with the existence of this game. I clicked on the article because of the intriguing headline. Is this the usual level of writing quality on Gameological? Because it's above and beyond most things I've read on the rest of the site lately. Pretty good stuff.

I use my man purse. And no, that's not a euphemism. Or is it? No.

I hope we get "liberal Muslim homosexual ACLU lawyer" and "In 7th grade, I took an SAT test without preparing for it at all" for the second season.

It's the part that freaked me out more than anything else in the movie when I first saw it as a kid. That beeping and booping and those damn milky noodles!

Oof, how did I forget to mention it.

Any Dire Straits love? Brothers in Arms, Walk of Life, Once Upon a Time in the West and Romeo and Juliet all have great moments. Money for Nothing was also used to great effect in The Kingsman.

U2's "One" is one (heh) of those songs that never gets old for me. And that's usually reseved for instrumental movie themes (Pulp Fiction, a bunch of John Williams scores, Ennio Morricone's entire oeuvre…).

Watching the Detectives has a bunch of goosebumpsy moments for me.

Ehrmargerd, too many to count, but off the top of my head…

Admittedly when they guy says "Trump will protect our religious freedoms", he probably means just the people in the video, so that may be accurate.

Is that another Joss Whedon parody video? The people in it are saying incorrect things about Trump and Hillary and it seems intentionally ridiculous, but it's not very funny.

He votes early and often!