Some good advice and a relevant use of an expert when expertise was called for. That's a pretty good week.

What the hell are you talking about? There's more people whining about how they're not allowed to like this album than people actually talking shit about it.

That line is hilariously bad. I don't know how you can quote that and give the album a B+.

Yeah, there's no way that line could ever scan.

You are a hero.

*checks*

This reminds me of that time Kim Gordon interviewed LL Cool J and he trolled the shit out of her.

"Nipple" has never struck me as a problematic word in the sexytimes context. "Clit" is not great but it's okay. I'm with @avclub-84ca205fe6bc691c41c3bfe5a2820a15:disqus, though: it is hard to find a word for breasts. "Breasts" seems sort of weird and formal. "Boobs" is ridiculous. "Tits" is sufficiently vulgar, but…

I think "bullshit" has a connotation of deception that "horseshit" doesn't, while "horseshit" seems more aggressive. You can bullshit someone, but you can't horseshit them, right?

I know, they're so mopey and sad and serious.

"M". Yes, "M". Absolutely.

Yes, this song has a lot of whining in it. Well observed!

Off the top of my head, Limbo is a modern 2D game that isn't imitating old games.

I loved that guy's "Rivers of Bongos" speech.

In the bad ending, you find out that Danny Elfman was secretly Jenna Elfman's father, not her uncle.

What about 2D games that don't try to visually emulate retro games?

Yeah, for all the talk about red eyes/lightning/fire/mustache-twirling, the explicitly magical stuff shows up in three episodes and only one of those is in the seventh season.

Daaaaaaaaamn.

Keiko was never really a fan favorite, and she was only an infrequently recurring character. I think they could have decided to kill her if Rosalind Chao decided she didn't want to do the show anymore, for example, and she's low-profile enough that they could have kept a secret.

"The Assignment": Miles. Edward. O'Brien. That is all.