Simpsons did not originate the term "beer goggles." It was out there.

I don't think I'd like hearts the troll as a gimmick poster.  But tastes vary.

I don't think I'd like hearts the troll as a gimmick poster.  But tastes vary.

I tried to drive the hearts troll away.  But it's back.  Somebody else try.

I tried to drive the hearts troll away.  But it's back.  Somebody else try.

Yes, that's about well put as it could be. This guy had the ability to build bombs, but apparently craved the iconography of shooting people down.  I don't know how gone you have to get from basic morality or the compassion it takes to not kill babies to  do that, but he managed, and he wanted to show it.  It would be…

I've solved the Disqus problem, which will be great for both of us, right? Now we'll have all of the time in the world to talk.

I've solved the Disqus problem, which will be great for both of us, right? Now we'll have all of the time in the world to talk.

Fuck whatever, there won't be anything on the other side that I will will tell you about.

Fuck whatever, there won't be anything on the other side that I will will tell you about.

chocolatestigmata,your hearting makes me want to kill you.You haven't been listening.

chocolatestigmata,your hearting makes me want to kill you.You haven't been listening.

Calling it "classical" would have been too wrong for Sean, who skirts the edges of wrong nimbly. What did you mean, then?

Calling it "classical" would have been too wrong for Sean, who skirts the edges of wrong nimbly. What did you mean, then?

Scruffylove, traffic circles are inexcusable. I will never forgive Europeans for that.

Those are my exact fears.  But I've watched Constantine probably 20 times. This is a reliable director. It can't be as bad as we fear.

Those are my exact fears.  But I've watched Constantine probably 20 times. This is a reliable director. It can't be as bad as we fear.

Calling it "classic" literature means what?  It's Victorian English and American literature, and as many examples here on this thread show, it totally had it coming.

Calling it "classic" literature means what?  It's Victorian English and American literature, and as many examples here on this thread show, it totally had it coming.

I don't think I said that right.  The point was.  Finnick is a big damn hero who goes through a lot and needs a very good actor to play him.