Notorious

Well, that looked inane.


Wait, no, I can translate.




Goddamn, that looked fucking stupid, dude.

Oh, let's be different:

I know it's been twelve days at this point, and I'm sure it's been mentioned before, but it's still in the article, and I'm not wading through all the comments to find a post about it:

He did, if I'm not mistaken (and I don't think I am) change the pronunciation of his name specifically so he could use the "Theismann for the Heisman" line when he was in college. (I believe his name was originally pronounced with the long "e" sound.)

No, no, no…he means everyone should be nicer to him.

Kings Island's King Cobra was my very first looping coaster. Good golly, I really enjoyed that coaster.

Great Job, Book!

ME AM FAKE COOKIE MONSTER

Nice try (sincerely), but politics runs deep, apparently.

It's on the Fox affiliate in Cincinnati. (It was CBS for a long, long time.)

That was it, and Strahan did explain it.

I didn't want to make a new comment thread to mention this, so I'll do it here: if you're going to do an analysis of social media use in campaigns, it would be a much more interesting article if you would actually, honestly, really take a look at the campaigns on both sides, not just the side you personally align…

On the clue about Atlanta (not that most Jeopardy contestants would probably notice/get it, because sports), there was a logo for the Chick-Fil-A Bowl on the goalpost that was a similar huge clue.

Pick on virtually every article you read online, then. There's no excuse for lazy posting. It gives the impression that the author doesn't care, and neither should the consumer. I'm sorry, but poor copyediting just grates on my nerves. It's such a simple thing to get right.

"What is a small…planet…like…thing?"

Bless you. The whale shark =/= whale thing was by far the biggest issue I had with the movie. (Also, the septopus thing, the fresh water =/= salt water issue, and the fact that even octopi actually do need to be in the water at least once in a while.) I realize they're irrational frustrations for the most part, but…

Incorrect! Or, at least, nonstandard. Or, at least, nope.

Jinx!

Nobody has said The Witches yet? Heck, I'll step up for that one. (Granted, it's been a while since I've seen it all, but it's impossible to forget the borderline terror I felt as a child watching the movie, and an arguably never-better Anjelica Huston.)