Well that is how it goes back and forth, but the chances of a male getting infected from a female from one unprotected sexual encounter is extremely low.

The clear and obvious implication was that Casper would now have HIV because of his sexual assault. And only a 19 year old screen writer would be naive enough to thinks HIV transmits easier than a common cold.

Even as a 17 year old grumpy, cynical teen it seemed pretty obvious to me the entire thing was an exercise in contrived edginess. If I didn't like it at the time, I definitely think I wouldn't find it to hold up now. Korine is a hack pretending to be an artist.

There's too much content on PornHub, we'd never find each other again. Although let's be honest, we probably wouldn't be looking.

What is with literary figures who can't leave their own characters alone? Do we need a Catcher in the Rye 2? Do we need Fight Club 2: the Graphic Novel? I think for a piece of literature to have a sequel it either needs to be planned as a multiple book entry from the start, or there has to be a really compelling…

Which one is the Oscar and which is the Felix? For some reason I see the Alien as the uptight, fastidious one.

Kids deserve to watch what they like. If I had kids I would hope they would gravitate towards things with depth, but given my own tastes as a child I would not begrudge them for loving the nonsensical, gibberish spouting minions.

I don't understand the contempt this movie has created among AVClub staffers and commenters. It's a child's movie, why is everyone holding it to this weird high standard of something they, as an adult, should also enjoy? I saw the trailer in the theatre and chuckled a few times - I thought it was cute, and it's…

If that plot line was created today it would probably be seen as a lazy cop out, created by a writer who didn't know how to finish their story. However, given the time in which H.G. Wells was writing it was actually incredibly clever.

The lack of suits was confusing. Wouldn't there be dew on the ground at night when they're out there running around on the grass?

Something about that movie was really well done though, despite the nonsensical idea of unarmed aliens allergic to our most abundant chemical compound running around farmhouses as part of an invasion plan.

Has it occurred to you though that you are only defending one aspect of furry fandom? I won't dispute that not all furries do it for sexual reasons but surely you can't deny this makes up a clear chunk of people who wear animal costumes.

Yeah, it's called the natural pecking order and we'll thank you not to disturb it.

She would be out of the will before the first introductory dinner was over.

We can end this thread here.

This seems like a pretty big exaggeration. It's totally fringe behavior on the scale of normalcy, and sure most of these people are likely the most socially awkward dorks you've ever met. And sure some of them like to get cum all over their animal costumes for some reason. But I don't think it's fair to call it sick…

While I wholeheartedly agree with your assessment of this as being repugnant, I also agree that it's way more indicative of fetish behavior than mental illness. It's not like they're doing this because they're bipolar or schizophrenic - they're just socially fucked up weirdos.

Videos like this basically make me root for the giant asteroid hurtling towards the Earth.

Chocolat, Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, Erin Brocovitch and Traffic. As undeserving as Gladiator's Oscar was, I can't say any other film had a clear claim to the title.

I wish they would scale down the awful click-bait sites if they're going to have the stupid Amazon ads as well. And what's the deal with this click-bait sites? They all just steal the identical slideshows from each other.