Anecdotal, but I've been seriously sexually harassed by three taxi drivers in my time (trying to touch me, trying to convince me to let them in my house, trying to get me to go home with them), and zero uber drivers. And at this point, I've probably taken more ubers than taxis.

Uh, hi guys! Long time lurker, first time poster. I just need to get this off my chest, and I can't imagine where else one would go to share odd personal details of one's sex life.

For what it's worth, I've had the Paragard IUD for three years now, and it's the greatest birth control experience of my life. It was only about $130 in my country, it's effective for ten years, and it has none of the hormonal side effects that pretty much all other non-barrier methods have, as well as a very low…

… but Jessica Lange is beautiful.

My family only came here in the 70's, but the founder of my suburb stole three yards of lace, with the intention of making a hat.

YES. I was surprised to hear later on (in Applegate's Reddit AMA, I think) that they were mostly ghost written. The over-arching story was a little sketchy sometimes, and the universe made no sense, but the characters were really consistent and compelling.

The title had to be altered due to copyright issues, it wasn't an artistic decision. "Coppola's Dracula" or something similar might have been more accurate, but I imagine marketing favoured brand recognition.

"And you must be Hodor! We've heard all about you." Bashful Hodor was my favourite.

The scene where Will is losing it in Hannibal's office with Dr Gideon ("Don't lie to me!"), and has the seizure.

USA? USA? NO WAY.

@avclub-b6e5391be8277308d0801a0be95ac706:disqus  Homosexual behaviour has been shown to have an important role in social bonding for many primate species. It particularly seems to help in forming a large community in which members of the same sex don't exclusively consider each other sexual competition. Just to back…

I watched the whole series in a day last weekend too!

@avclub-95d952510e02ffba7fa228e4d43866cb:disqus  That's entirely possible, mid-way through the last decade I lost any interest in seeing M. Night Shyamalan movies.

@avclub-9ff7c9eb9d37f434db778f59178012da:disqus I imagine he could pull off the unassuming nice-guy serial killer pretty effectively. Now that I think of it, he'd be the perfect physical type for Jeffrey Dahmer:
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Tobey Maguire made a great Peter Parker - he has this sort of bumbling, hopeful, young-adult quality that really telegraphs vulnerability.

I really liked that Keaton had a sense of humour as Batman. Nothing over the top, but he showed how much Batman enjoys flying around the city and beating up punks, and then as Bruce he was a little melancholy and unfulfilled. I thought that was a nice interpretation.

I think Shyamalan movies usually have pretty decent performances, it's what they're acting out that's the problem. Bryce Dallas Howard is always solid.

I liked that Christine Taylor got to be at least a little bit funny for once, and not just the straight woman to an idiot man-child. It's not terrible, but Vaughn is easily the worst part.

Their constituents are stupider?

Basically, when the ruling generation were young adults without mortgages or kids of their own to worry about.