In my defense, I've always hated football and would never have considered watching the show until I decided to borrow the book from work last year.

That seems like a perfectly rational thing to get irritated about, and I'm horribly sorry you have to deal with that nonsense.

Similarly, I wish I had given Arrow a shot when it was first airing.

The original idea was to pit movies, TV shows, etc. against one another, but it kind of evolved.

I honestly can't fucking believe that this is still an issue that people are willing to debate. As a person, it makes me sick. And as a Christian it makes me furious that there are so many people in the church willing to blindly side with the cops on shit like this.

Brad Bird has directed some fine animated films

Pushing Daisies. The show that introduced young me to Lee Pace and Bryan Fuller long before I realized how madly in love with both of them I was.

I didn't do that well tonight, but that's mainly because I was only half paying attention because tonight's game was fucking boring.

Clear eyes, full hearts, can't lose (at Debate Club).

Presumably, most newspapers would refuse to publish that particular strip, and would print a rerun/rewrite instead.

Further into the interview, he also concluded that water has some moist elements to it, bears at times defecate in the forest, and President Barack Obama was most likely born in this country.

I know. I haven't seen that movie.

Number of days is a-ok.

The Goldbergs- I liked it! I missed this show a lot.

I was a kid when it was popular and it was probably the first contemporary song that I knew!

HOW COULD SOUP BETRAY YOU LIKE THIS?

See also- Brandon Routh as that sentient pile of scum, Ray Palmer!

Sounds like someone's forgetting the gritty drama of The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement.

Typing that out would take some long, hard work.

Aside from Taco Bell, "All Star" is probably the closes thing I have to a guilty pleasure. My love for that song is 98% unironic.