Nah, it's got to be Moe Tucker and Slayer.

Oh, she doesn't look like a monster. She just looks 10 years older than she is. Which is kind of odd for an actor.

Loneliness?

As far as I can tell, in America all crimes apply extra-territorially. I guess the thinking is that if "international English" means "American English" then the same must apply to "international waters".

I wouldn't know, I've never kippled.

wackity schmackity doo…

I still don't see an anti-gay angle there. Unless there's another meaning of "Canadian" that I don't know about.

Even EpicMealTime admits that "if you're getting takeout that comes in a foil tin, you know you're a fat sh*t".

We will fix it, we will mend it, we will make it like new new new…

Couldn't that apply to anything that guy does?

Here's a deal. I'll not read the comic reviews, and you can not read Scenic Routes. 'Kay? 'Kay.

I don't think D was suggesting that he should have gone down another route, just that he could have done. Which isn't true of, say, Uncle Buck.

I'm sure the readers of this site have no idea what it's like to feel like that.

I mean the premise of Crystal Skull, rather than the general Indy premise. Don't get me wrong: both ideas suck, but suspension of disbelief can work for improbabilities like aliens, though it doesn't work for things that are just plain fucking wrong (PFW). A guy surviving a nuclear blast at point-blank range is pretty…

I dunno. You can't really fault a film's premise - if you don't like the premise, don't watch the movie. Aliens are part of the premise so they get a pass.

Yes, but they weren't 12 when the first Toy Story, Harry Potter, etc came out.

As an atheist, I'll admit to being slightly bemused at the accusation of religious bigotry. I happen to agree that "Christianity if [sic] fucking weird" but you're the one who chose to take pot-shots at it.

No, but then it is pretty easy to confuse Amy with Paloma.

Definitely goofballs.

Oh! Like the Christians!