I find "We got beets!" suits most occasions.

What… is this?

The Frontline reviews are good but any possible comments on them go against what is normally a really good part of avclub commenter-culture: avoid talking about politics as much as possible.

It has nothing to do with being smart. I'm trying to figure out the difference in public culture. Similar claims to those you hear in the United States are made in Canada - we have to get the deficit under control, can't spend more than we take in, etc., etc. But fundamentally people are less likely to actually think…

Question from a Canadian living in the United States (and also, coincidentally, studying political science): are y'all not taught in high school that debt-to-GDP ratio is the measure of a country's fiscal health? The household-budget metaphor is repeated so often in this country it's come to be common sense despite it…

It's also extremely unlikely any one party would be able to form a majority on its own, but since they're still power-seeking entities they'll naturally want to form coalitions. There's no such incentive in the US party system.

Just to keep everyone up to date from the future: by 2012, Joss Whedon has directed one of the most financially successful movies of all time.

Pfft, I bet there's something incestier.

Damn, I'd love to find out how Jason Schwartzman's character's career as a detective turns out.

And just like us they have small dicks/huge vaginas!

I personally think John Hodgman's use of John Hodgman on the Judge John Hodgman Podcast is the best-ever use of John Hodgman.

Ghostface don't need the money, son. He was just doing it to say he was on 30 Rock way back when.

Ghostface don't need the money, son. He was just doing it to say he was on 30 Rock way back when.

The link between the Stones and the Verve is a cover of The Last Time by the Andrew Oldham Orchestra:

Just go ahead now.

Surely you'd agree it's better to minimize the risk to American lives by tackling the problem with one of Obama's classic drone sneak attacks?

Surely you'd agree it's better to minimize the risk to American lives by tackling the problem with one of Obama's classic drone sneak attacks?

"Did you know that song sounds a lot like one by the Rolling Stones?"

Ya maybe but I don't have the energy to swim through Amazon's terrible search function.

I still find Apple more appealing.