I don't know the law in her state (California?  Louisiana?) but basically no.  Adult conservatorships are almost exclusively reserved for people   in comas or who are suffering from Alzheimer's or advanced dementia.  Even for mentally ill adults, there pretty much has to be a history of violence along with serious…

Agreed.  She's cute and I get the Youtube novelty of a teenage white girl rapping about teenage white girl stuff (which is at least more genuine that poser/irony crap like Kreayshawn), but just lazily talking in rhyme is not the same as rapping and shouldn't get a pass.

I knew this would be lazy when I saw the title.  It has the vibe of a working title that nobody bothered to change.

Well, the conflict in Rwanda in the 90s was basically a race war.  I mean, in the US we would have said the two sides were the same race, but the participants wouldn't.

It's basically exactly what I would expect a 12 year old with access to professional recording equipment attempting to approximate Radiohead to sound like.

Weird, I totally remember that episode, but I didn't recognize her in it.  Whereas in this episode I knew it was her from the first second I heard her voice.

She has demos of a bunch of them on youtube, and some of them are actually even more charming when sung by her to her own ukelele accompaniment.

It really is.  I got the first AT collection for my daughter for xmas and we both liked it so much that we hunted down all of the other comics in the series, including the Marceline and the Scream Queens spinoff.  I really think that the Fionna and Cake first issue had the best art of any of them.  It's also the…

I was waiting for her to make an appearance on this show.  I seriously hope this isn't the last time we see the puppies.

@avclub-b63f73301fe289a7c258eb2e3f4986ce:disqus She wouldn't even get finished asking before I had my pants off.

And we have the right to think he's wrong.  I don't think anyone is suggesting that he should be censored.

@avclub-201c363af83c1aa5fd0333aff0d48580:disqus Booty Call A++++.  Everything else doesn't matter.

Yeah I certainly don't mean to suggest that there is no reason to be offended, or that black people shouldn't feel particularly protective of the history of slavery in America.  I just think it's ironic that Spike Lee seems to think he speaks for black people, but that for the most part black audiences are probably…

I know this doesn't really invalidate Lee's point or anything, but when I went to see this movie last week the audience was made up of about 50% black people.  And the theater wasn't in a predominately black neighborhood either.  I'm betting more black people see and enjoy this movie than every Spike Lee movie ever…

@persia2:disqus I'm glad to know that women do that too.  I had to look up Victoria Justice a couple of years ago to make sure that it was ok for me to ogle her.

@persia2:disqus I'm glad to know that women do that too.  I had to look up Victoria Justice a couple of years ago to make sure that it was ok for me to ogle her.

And no Mr. Ed?  This list is from hunger.

And no Mr. Ed?  This list is from hunger.

Regular Show - Xmas Special.  A very funny tribute both to the action/adventure film genre and the way that adolescents feel about christmas.

Regular Show - Xmas Special.  A very funny tribute both to the action/adventure film genre and the way that adolescents feel about christmas.