palpaptable

palpaptable

I watch this show.

I watch this show.

I think that's a really good point.

I think that's a really good point.

I've been trying to figure the reaction against this show out, because I really like it, and while I can see it not appealing to a lot of people, I don't really understand why it seems to make people so angry. And when people get frothy over it, one thing we seem to hear a lot is getting riled up over what a viewer is…

I've been trying to figure the reaction against this show out, because I really like it, and while I can see it not appealing to a lot of people, I don't really understand why it seems to make people so angry. And when people get frothy over it, one thing we seem to hear a lot is getting riled up over what a viewer is…

Perhaps for this reason and for others (lazy familiarity? cast charisma?) I find it beyond almost comforting, right into "yes, comforting" territory.

Perhaps for this reason and for others (lazy familiarity? cast charisma?) I find it beyond almost comforting, right into "yes, comforting" territory.

I can't see how it would have helped.

I can't see how it would have helped.

It's better to burn out than to fade from view!

I genuinely love the AV Club, because where else does a clothing size inflation discussion touch on how it affects the verisimilitude of The Devil Wears Prada?

As with clothing size inflation I think our notion of what a fatty is (is that a technical term?) probably gets adjusted upward over time.

I grew up on the west coast and we only ate Nathan's.

Including overweight? By BMI? That sounds reasonable.

@avclub-68e8e6860586596c1e7a37aa64d3fba4:disqus When I visited the AV Club for a taste test in 2009, I was above my usual "peak weight" of about 330 pounds. I don't know what exactly because when I would get that heavy, I would never weigh myself. I'm 6'1".
I looked and felt pretty unpleasant. I had to get newer, even…

@avclub-525f76574b3a2a5bcb4da793c92a16fb:disqus When I was a kid I did love deviled ham.

Look, let's say "fan(s)" and not be rude to her.