I disagree.

TFAD;DR

TuttoDante
I do not care for camel case, and now I see that it has infected the Italian language as well.

Dante FTW. All three of them were worth reading, but I'm with the consensus that Inferno's the best, or at least the most fun. I think a lot of my enjoyment is due to the version I read: John Ciardi's translation, with literally* tons of explanatory notes. Haven't read any other version, but I would be surprised if…

Mark Hammer
I have come here to chew bubblegum and make a movie out of the wrapper it came in… and I'm all out bubblegum.

Gentle, I would see the shit out of that.

I thought a pull quote was a quote from a magazine article in extra big font in the middle of the page, to get your attention. Isn't there some other term for a (possibly out-of-context) snippet from a review? (Note: this question is 10% pedantry, 90% genuine curiosity.)

A solid return to form. B+

The Xtacles didn't leave much of an impression on me. All I remember is not laughing much and wishing they had made more Frisky Dingo instead.

Don't sweat it. My original post did kind of sound like I was complaining about people posting quotes in the comments section of on an article about quotes, which would indeed be hate-worthy.

Too obscure, I guess:

Great jorb on this thread, guys.

Obscure TGTTM Quoter doesn't seem to be doing his job, so I will.

Barnaby! Make those words English!

Failed Thousandthies
I'm sure someone has already said this on one of the other 17 pages of comments, but:

Bend over Abigail May, here comes the gravy pipe!

The one phrase from that song that sticks in my mind after 15 years is "in need of some desperate help". Don't you mean "in desperate need of some help"? Stupid kids, with their hippin', and the hoppin', and the bippin', and the boppin'.

Damn, I thought that too. Kind of his fault though, for not writing it as "// Knight".

It's a naive suburban troll without any breeding, but I think you'll be amused by its presumption.

The old switcheroo.