Yeah, I agree with that one too. I don't even think "hipster" has an actual meaning anymore. It's just an epithet thrown around on the Internet for basically, anyone whose tastes differ from yours. Or, alternative, a description of a certain kind of stereotypical person that I'm not even exists.

Don't forget claiming that his opinion is merely "unpopular"!

I still love Bunk's drunken story in the very first episode of The Wire about how he saw a mouse in his apartment and "lit his ass up". As someone living in a place with a mouse infestation, I kind of wish sometimes that was a real, plausible solution. Even if I were a gun person, the fuckers are way too damn fast.

I fucking hate the term "millennial" and wish we could get rid of it, for two reasons. 1) Nobody seems to be able to decide exactly what generation it's referring to. I was born in '82 and am called a "millennial", but I've also heard kids born after 2001 called "millennials". That is beyond ignorant. I remember DOS…

The problem is that there are two things that should happen, one being that she should be allowed to say/do what she wants, but the other being that the message should be said that well, no, what you wear has nothing to do with being raped and it's never the victim's fault.

I also have depression and PTSD, and I think you should shut the fuck up and stop being a fucking rape apologist and making us all look bad by association. In fact, I doubt whether you actually suffer from those illnesses. If you did, you'd have some empathy for other people.

No shit. God I'm so sick of when people minimize clearly dangerous and harmful viewpoints as merely "unpopular". Saying "Hitler's ideas were unpopular" isn't WRONG, but it's still offensive. Creationism is unpopular too, but it's more than just that. Of all the sneaky language-politics games people play, minimizing…

As always, the comments show that rape culture and rape apologism are alive and well.

I don't even think Vedder himself knows the words to that song.

Eh, I'm a Geordi. Except white and without a thing on my face.

I always thought it was the exact opposite. A geek actually makes money off their interest. A nerd just likes weird stuff. Programmers are geeks. Dudes who just like science fiction are nerds. If I was a geek, I'd be living in a lot better place.

No. None at all. I confirmed that already. It's just, we happen to like both.

If your name is Jonathan Frakes, you win that argument.

I'm just saying, you said if you're having sex it makes you not a nerd, so does that cancel out all the Star Trek watching?

I've gotten my current girlfriend into Star Trek and Doctor Who, both of which she's taken to more-or-less enthusiastically, and most of our nights in consist of me showing her an episode she hasn't seen, followed by a good amount of manic, bed-rocking sex. So, am I a nerd or not?

All My Love - Led Zeppelin

Angel One: Showing how sexism is harmful by depicting how horrible it would be if gender norms were flipped and men were the gender discriminated against…oh, but here's still Deanna Troi in a cleavage outfit right in the next scene without batting an eye.

If nothing else, for all its failed attempts at social consciousness, that episode just comically reinforced that Riker will try to fuck ANYTHING with a pulse.

At least it wasn't as bad as the Angry Video Game Nerd movie of the same subject. I love James Rolfe, but I wish he'd just stuck to doing 10-minute profane rants against bad old video games. When he branched out into Cinemassacre and started trying to do a little bit of everything, that's when his content became…

Worth the time to tell me I'm not worth the time though, right?